Correspondence

a- This is a carbon copy of a single sided, typed letter to a Mr. Nickle. It mentions the return of the letter of a Mr. Saul, and thanks him for sending it. It also mentions his childhood times of rowing through the old Battery Market.
b- This is a copied excerpt of a letter. The letter is written by a Mr. Nickle on behalf of a Mr. Saul and copied by Edwin Horsey on June 21st, 1952. It is a written, one sided document. It describes the construction of the Kingston and Pembroke Railway Station. It describes specifically the process of getting the stone, and where it was used in the building.