Bill and Hazel Nevis in Europe: October 1957 RMS Queen Mary

Bill and Hazel's return trip from England to New York is on the Cunard Line's RMS Queen Mary.

Second Class Main Lounge, RMS Queen Mary (postcard purchased 1957)

Mermaid Bar, RMS Queen Mary (postcard purchased 1957)

Second Class Smoking Lounge, RMS Queen Mary (postcard purchased 1957)

RMS Queen Mary, New York Harbor, October 1957

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Arnold's Story: November 25, 1947

Arnold's sister-in-law Pat writes him, canceling their Thanksgiving plans. They now hope to be in they new apartment in Madison, New Jersey, by December and have invited Arnold down to spend Christmas with them.  

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Arnold's Story: October 23, 1947

Bill Nevis writes to his son Arnold in October 1947. He mentions that he plans a family trip to Boston to visit Arnold and see his birthplace in North Boston. I suspect that Dolly has married Lee by now as it sounds like they may be living together. 

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Arnold's Story: October 9, 1947

This letter, from Leonard's then wife Pat Nevis to Arnold, shows him now in medical school at Harvard University. I do not have much info about Arnold's sister-in-law Pat. I met her a number of times and enjoyed her company quite a bit (after the she remained good friends with her former parents-in-laws Bill and Hazel Nevis and her former sister-in-law Laura Nevis), but I do not have her maiden name and at the moment I do not recall her married name from her second marriage. And I can not seem to find the date of Len and Pat's wedding.

The Ideal System Company was Bill Nevis's accounting company. He added his son Leonard as a partner after World War II, and sent Leonard and Pat off to New York City to open an East Coast office for the firm. The handsome building at 136 Liberty Street was torn down recently; it stood across from the 911 Memorial in what is now Liberty Park. 

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