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![Note [Front]](http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ci/AL18g_Q2XL60cDcxkkVYoXqC_KcPqAMr-7bf3X7PKAURlSwRVV6kWwi8UDMQi44fjk3LZMXeNNfl8dCG)
This note appears to be a note of authenticity for items once owned by E. P. Thompson and associated with Clara Barton. Ethelyn Pratt Thompson was probably the daughter of Dr. William Pratt. Dr. Pratt was Clara Barton physician at the time of her death. She had gifted Dr. Pratt with various items including CLBA 4458. These items including the notes were returned to Clara Barton National Historic Site through the family of Dr. Pratt.
Details
- Title: Note [Front]
- Creator: Dr. William Pratt.
- Contributor: Clara Barton National Historic Site National Park Service
- Original Source: http://www.nps.gov/museum/exhibits/clba/exb/Work/Civil_War/CLBA4464_B.html
- Transcript: Clara Barton letters etc Also one of the “table napkins” used by her in which she sent me some cookies with the message that I was to…” Keep the napkin as it would one day become a collector’s item. E. P. Thompson
- Source: Clara Barton National Historic Site
- National Park Service Catalog Number: CLBA 4464 a-c
- Measurements: L 7.4, W 12.5 cm
- Materials: Paper
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