Letter from Keith Macgowan to his mother, France, December 12, 1916
A letter from Keith Macgowan to his mother. It begins ... "Dearest Mother: Nothing new to tell you. We are still in the same place & same billets. We expect to have a good bath in a few minutes down at the mines. The weather was fine yesterday but today cold & a slushy snow falling ... On our way across Canada we met girls at almost every stop and consequently gathered a lot of addresses. I only sent a card to one however & received an awfully nice letter from her. I met two of them together at Montreal and they afforded me an hours very pleasant conversation ..."
- In Collection:
- 3 pages
- 46, 2
- Handwritten.
- World of Mary's Wedding Reminiscences of World War One
- Accession Number: 1995-016
- Special Collections Finding Aid: https://uvic2.coppul.archivematica.org/keith-macgowan-fonds
- Migration metadata by KD.
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