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1960/02/15: Sterling Morton to Clarence E. Godshalk


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February 15 1960
Letter from Sterling Morton to Clarence E. Godshalk. He's sorry to hear of Mrs. Watts [medical] misfortune. He will write her in the hospital. He is in favor of working with Dr. Carleton for students to work at the Arboretum in "a practical manner." Work with Ed [Baker] to make sure the "Arboretum doesn't get the short end of the stick".  He saw the sketch plan for the Exhibit in Amsterdam. He is pleased that Morton Arboretum is well represented. He's also glad that Godshalk will get his long-awaited trip. Morton plans to attend the International Chamber of Commerce Congress in Copenhagen in the spring of 1961. The steel for the river bridge on Route 53 is in place, so with good weather the concrete can begin to complete the underpasses and approaches to let the Arboretum settle down to normal. He hopes the contractors will take fill from Lake Marmo, but the silt there might not suit their needs. Mrs. Morton is home from the hospital and is improving.
Correspondence
Bridges
Lake Marmo
Route 53
Godshalk, Clarence E. (received by)
Watts, May Theilgaard (is related to)
Baker Jr., Edward H. (is related to)
Carleton, Dr. (is related to)
Lake Marmo (is related to)
Morton, Preston Owsley (is related to)
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