On the topic of Eldredge Johnson.don't take an axe to me, but I have
the book that his son, Fenimore wrote. I seem to remember that Johnson did
not have a Victrola in his home. That's so bizarre, it's hard to believe,
even if I did read it. Does someone here have a good answer?
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Brantlley and Friends,
The sad discussion about Mr. Peterson raised the question concerning the
whereabouts of Eldridge Reeves Johnson's Papers. Of course nobody kept records
like Thomas Edison, but I believe many of ER Johnson papers are in good hands.
As I'm a bit of a fan of Mr. Johns
Thanks Al for the information. As bizarre as this case is, it is just as
amazing. I see Mr. Peterson no different than people that steal one time and
see how easy it is and steal again and again. I read on a regular basis of
bank officials, city clerks, etc., that finally get caught after ste
A similar thing happened among vintage map collectors. In this case, the
perpetrator was a Edward Forbes Smiley III. Here's an overview about him:
http://harvardmagazine.com/2006/09/map-miscreant.html
And here's the arrest warrant:
http://tinyurl.com/c2j6hl
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