Document: dbr010 [view transcript]
Letter: Macon, Georgia to Charles Henry Douglass, Macon, Georgia, 1912 Mar. 8author: Clark, R. A. extent: [1] p. date: March 8, 1912 summary: Letter from R. A. Clark, Macon plaster contractor and part of R. E. Clark & Son, to Charles Henry Douglass, African American entrepreneur and owner of the Douglass Theater, dated March 8, 1912, presenting a list of ornaments Clark agrees to furnish for the Douglass Theatre on Fourth Street (now Broadway), valued at one hundred dollars. R. E. Clark & Son provided the plasterwork for Macon's Saint Joseph's Catholic Church. repository: Middle Georgia Archives collection: Charles Henry Douglass business records box: 19 folder: 161 item: 1 subjects: Macon (Ga.) Page: [1] [view image] [Note: This document contains typewritten, handwritten, and printed text.] [printed text:
Reference. Macon Architects and Contractors MACON, GA. [GEORGIA]] [typewritten text: Mar. [March] 8, 1912. Mr. Douglas, I hereby agree to furnish ornaments for Picture Theatre on Fourth St. [Street], as follows: --
For the sum of] [written text: One Hundred Dollars $1,0000] [typewritten text: Yours truly,] [Signed] [written text: R. A. Clark] Accepted. [written text: 4 [unclear text: lights]] |
