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Version: 4 (current) | Updated: 12/9/2025, 9:52:45 PM | Created: 12/9/2025, 7:41:33 PM
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@alice_austen:person {full_name: "Elizabeth Alice Austen", birth_year: @date_1866, death_year: @date_1952, occupation: "photographer", residence: @staten_island}
@elizabeth_strong:person {full_name: "Elizabeth B.V. Strong", relation: "correspondent", residence: @albany}
@mrs_townsend:person {full_name: "Mrs. Townsend"}
@etta:person {full_name: "Etta"}
@mr_macaulay:person {full_name: "Mr. Macaulay"}
@albany:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@new_brunswick:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@new_york_city:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@staten_island:place {state: @new_york, country: @united_states}
@rosebank:place {city: @staten_island, country: @united_states}
@cambridge:place {city: @new_york_city, description: "Cambridge, Fifth Ave. and 33rd St."}
@alice_austen_house:organization {type: "museum", location: @staten_island}
@strong_to_austen_collection:document {title: "Elizabeth B.V. Strong Correspondence to Alice Austen", creator: @elizabeth_strong, institution: @alice_austen_house, created: @date_1898, language: "en", subjects: ["Correspondence","Family","Health","Social Life","Travel","New Brunswick","New York"]}
@file_pinax -> documents -> @strong_to_austen_collection
@date_1898_01_26
@date_1898_12_29
@letter_1898_01_26_1:document {type: "envelope", date: @date_1898_01_26, sender: @mrs_townsend, recipient: @alice_austen, location: @new_york_city}
@mrs_townsend -> sent -> @letter_1898_01_26_1
@letter_1898_01_26_1 -> addressed to -> @alice_austen
@letter_1898_01_26_1 -> written on -> @date_1898_01_26
@letter_1898_01_26_1 -> location -> @new_york_city
@letter_1898_01_26_2:document {type: "letter", date: @date_1898_01_26, sender: @elizabeth_strong, recipient: @alice_austen, location: @new_brunswick, subject: "mother's illness"}
@elizabeth_strong -> wrote -> @letter_1898_01_26_2
@letter_1898_01_26_2 -> addressed to -> @alice_austen
@letter_1898_01_26_2 -> written on -> @date_1898_01_26
@letter_1898_01_26_2 -> location -> @new_brunswick
@alice_mother_illness:event {description: "Illness of Alice Austen's mother", date: @date_1898_01_26, related_letter: @letter_1898_01_26_2}
@concert_disappointment:event {description: "Alice unable to attend concert", date: @date_1898_01_26, related_letter: @letter_1898_01_26_2}
@letter_1898_01_26_3:document {type: "letter", date: @date_1898_01_26, sender: @elizabeth_strong, recipient: @alice_austen, location: @new_brunswick, mentions: [@etta, @mr_macaulay]}
@elizabeth_strong -> wrote -> @letter_1898_01_26_3
@letter_1898_01_26_3 -> addressed to -> @alice_austen
@letter_1898_01_26_3 -> written on -> @date_1898_01_26
@letter_1898_01_26_3 -> location -> @new_brunswick
@mr_macaulay_death:event {description: "Death of Mr. Macaulay (December prior to Jan 1898)", date: @date_1898_01_26, related_letter: @letter_1898_01_26_3}
@letter_1898_12_29_1:document {type: "envelope", date: @date_1898_12_29, recipient: @alice_austen, location: @rosebank}
@letter_1898_12_29_1 -> addressed to -> @alice_austen
@letter_1898_12_29_1 -> written on -> @date_1898_12_29
@letter_1898_12_29_1 -> location -> @rosebank
@worlds_columbian_exposition_1893:event {description: "World's Columbian Exposition (Chicago)", year: @date_1893}Miss E. A. Austen Care Mrs. Townsend 477 Park Ave. New York City
of the illness? Had your mother not been well before? Mother sends love and hopes Mr. Austin will soon be better. Do send no word, just a postal if you have time for the time, for you know we are interested. I am greatly disappointed that you cannot come for the concert. If you find at the last minute that your mother New Brunswick Jan. 26th '96 Dear Alice:- I was so sorry to hear of your mother's illness, but hope it is only temporary, and that she will soon be quite restored. You were not with her I imagine, from what you say in your letter. I can realize & how alarmed you must have been on receiving the news. What was the cause
is well enough for you to leave her, come along. Etta is in New York once more, at the Cambridge, Fifth Ave. and 33rd St. They stayed in England only a short time, being called home by business, probably something to do with the estate. Of course you know Mr. Macaulay died in December, just a week before Etta and family had expected to sail. In anticipation of spending the winter abroad they had rented their apartment in 34th Street, so of course they had to find another. I have not seen Etta since her return, but had a few lines from her the other day. Give my love to your mother please, and with much for yourself, believe me Aff'ly yours Elizabeth B.V. Strong
Miss E.A. Austin Rosebank. Staten Island, N.Y.
50+ 10/5/94 Perf 12 ROSEBANK N.Y. DEC 30 AM 1893 REC'D
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