Correspondence

In the days before telephones, computers, email and text messaging, people communicated through the written word. Letters were sent back and forth between parties on matters both great and small: invitations to dinner, disposition of property, hirings and firings, etc. For today's researchers, the Kendrick family's tendency to keep copies of letters both written and received has proven a blessing. Correspondence has been located on many topics, from personal and business relationships to the building of their home and ranch. The following collections of excerpts from Kendrick family correspondence were first presented in Trail End Notes.

Curatorial

At Trail End, the staff spends a great deal of time ensuring that the collections – furnishings, textiles, photographs and archival materials – are cared for in a professional manner. Just as we want the artifacts in our possession to last a long time, we want the private collections of our friends to last well into the future as well. Toward that end, we periodically print articles of interest to the home collector. The following articles of curatorial interest were originally published in Trail End Notes.

Miscellaneous

Every now and then, Trail End staff uncover information of interest that they just can't help but share with Trail End Guilds members. The following articles were first presented in either Trail End Notes or The Buzz.

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