Freya Stark Letter Guide to the Freya Stark Letter SC 01876

Guide to the Freya Stark Letter SC 01876


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Repository
Special Collections Research Center
Identification
SC 01876
Title
Freya Stark letter 1973 May 20
Quantity
0.1 Linear Feet
Condition Description
Good condition.
Language
English

Administrative Information

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Preferred Citation

Freya Stark Letter, Special Collections Research Center, William & Mary Libraries.


Biographical / Historical

Freya Stark was an author who wrote of her exploration of the Middle East through several travel books, an autobiography, and many volumes of letters. She is credited as the first Westerner to travel throughout the Middle East. She was born in Paris,France in January 31, 1893, spent her childhood in Italy, studied in England, and died in Italy on May 9, 1993.

Content Description

Envelope and letter to Miss Strachan from and signed by Freya Stark. Envelope and letter laid in to The Zodiac Arch written by Freya Stark. The letter thanks Miss Strachan for reading her books.

Arrangement

Arranged by file.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

  • Author
  • Letter writing
  • Literature--History and criticism

Container List

Mixed Materials Small collections box 129 Folder: 1
Letter to Miss Strachan from Freya Stark
1973 May 20