Postcard from Clarence Williams to Gretchen Williams, December 31, 1944 Dotan, Lisabeth Kohen, Ari Transcription and encoding Roberts, Lindsay A. Tylski, Ethan S. Weakly, Laura K. 2020 Nebraska Stories of Humanity University of Nebraska-Lincoln Center for Digital Research in the Humanities
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 Postcard from Clarence Williams to Gretchen Williams December 31, 1944 Institute for Holocaust Education Clarence Williams Collection Folder 1, Item i English Stories Clarence Williams New York, New York Williams, Clarence New York, New York Williams, Gretchen Muskogee, Oklahoma Encoding Review; additional encoding Transcription and initial encoding

102d

Pfc. C.O. Williams 37738878 Co. A — 122d Med Bn APO — 411 — c/o Postmaster New York, N.Y.
Darling Wife —

Really seeing N.Y. from the high points. The lights are certainly beautiful from the 102d floor. Still keeping my fingers crossed that some day soon we can see the city together. The 102d floor is where i marked on the card.

Worlds of Love, Clarence. Empire State Building New York City. World's tallest structure, 1250 feet to the top of the mooring mast. Sight-seeing Terrace at the 86th floor 1048 feet. Mooring mast extends 200 feet higher with the second Observatory at the 102nd floor. Best vantage point, to see New York. This post card purchased atop Empire State Building, N. Y. C. Post Card Photograph Free New York N.Y. Dec 31 1230AM 1944
Mrs. C. O. Williams 529 No 6th St. Muskogee, Okla.