Hi Vivian! I heard from Katy that you had made it up and all was well. I'm sorry I wasn't free to meet you but Pioneer Day ties me up in the church. Please come back and visit - our Civil War reenactment group is July 22 - 24, Red Letter Day on the 30th of July and Sawmill Day is August 20. Or just come on a normal day and visit. I'm glad we still had your things - we are in the slow process of cleaning up the top of McFadden. Take care, Patty

----- Original Message -----
From: Vivian Robinson
To: HuronCity@centurytel.net
Sent: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 07:12:18 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: 1890's bike

Dear Patty,

Thanks for all your help. I got the bike and the box. I'd forgotten all about that  box! I guess I can use it as an under the bed storage box now.

I saw K. Parcells and we got everything squared away. I do hope to come up for another event this summer. So if all works out well I will have a chance to finally meet you.

Again, thanks for all your help.

Sincerely,

 

Vivian

HuronCity@centurytel.net wrote:

Hi Vivian, I'm glad to hear you'll be up. It's our Pioneer Day with speakers in the church so that is where I'll be. I'll give the guides on duty a heads up that you are coming and where to take you to get the bike. Do you want the wooden storage unit too? Thanks! Patty

----- Original Message -----
From: Vivian Robinson
To: HuronCity@centurytel.net
Sent: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 13:26:28 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: 1890's bike

Thanks Patty,
I think I will be up this coming Saturday. Probably in
the early afternoon. I glad to hear Betsy is doing
better. There is nothing better than being home when
it come to healing.
Thanks again!
Vivian
--- HuronCity@centurytel.net wrote:


---------------------------------
Hi Vivian!We are open on weekends in June so any time
would be fine. If you want to come during the week,
just let me know and I'll check my schedule. I'll make
sure everyone knows that you are coming, in case I am
out on a tour. Betsy is home and doing better. I'll
make sure I pass along your well wishes. Take
care,Patty

----- Original Message -----
From: Vivian Robinson
To: HuronCity@centurytel.net
Sent: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 09:35:11 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: 1890's bike

> Dear Patty,
> Thank heavens! I thought all might be lost. I can
borrow a bike rack and come up and get it one weekend.
Oh, I'm so excited about all this!
> I was at BonSecour Hospital this past week and
learned from another visitor that Elizabeth was in
hospital as well. I do hope she is doing well now.
Please send my regards.
> I will give you a call to find out what weekend
would be good for you. Would this weekend be too soon
if I can muster the rack?
> Many, many thanks!
> -Vivian
>
> HuronCity@centurytel.net wrote:
> Dear Vivian, Thanks so much for contacting us! We
have your bike! My name is Patty Finan and I am the
director of programs here at the museums. I tried to
find you when I first got here, but could not find a
new contact number. We also have a lar! ! ge hinged box
that Elizabeth said belonged to the group also. Do you
want that back? Please let me know how you would like
to go about getting the bicycle back. My cell phone
number is 989 670-8196 and is probably the best method
of reaching me. Otherwise, the number at the museums
is 989 428-4123 and my home office is 989 738-6007. We
are open weekends in June and go to full time July 1 -
Thursday thru Monday. Thanks! Patty
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Vivian Robinson
> To: HuronCity@centurytel.net
> Sent: Tue, 24 May 2005 07:50:56 -0700 (PDT)
> Subject: 1890's bike
>
> > Dear Curator:
> > My name is Vivian Robinson. I was formerly known
as Vivian Probert. For a number of years between 1994
to about 1997 I came to Huron City and was responsible
for coordinating re-enactors in late 1890's gear to be
added atmosphere at Huron City for your Red Letter ! Day event.
> > At that time I dressed a bicycle to look as a bike
would during the 1890's and used this bike exclusively
for the Huron City event. At about 1997 many things
have taken place and the return of the bike to the
Detroit area was overlooked. In fact I have been out
of state for a while.
> > Recently I was commissioned to coordinate an event
for the North American Black Historical Museum on
Amherstburg, Ontario and was wondering if my bicycle
would still be available?
> > I understand there have been a number of changes
at Huron City since the time of my special event
organization. Should you have any questions or need a
discription of the bike, please contact me by this
email or by phone at 313-445-2365.
> > I look forward to word from you soon.
> > Sincerely,
> > Vivian M Robinson
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------!
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> > Dear Curator:
> > My name is Vivian Robinson. I was formerly
known as Vivian Probert. For a number of years between
1994 to about 1997 I came to Huron City and was
responsible for coordinating re-enactors in late
1890's gear to be added atmosphere at Huron City for
your Red Letter Day event.
> > At that time I dressed a bicycle to look as a
bike would during the 1890's and used this bike
exclusively for the Huron City event. At about 1997
many things have taken place and the return of the
bike to the Detroit area was overlooked. In fact I
have been out of state for a while.
> > Recently I was commissioned to coordinate an
event for the North American Black Historical Museum
on Amherstburg, Ontario and was wondering if my
bicycle would still be available?
> > I understand ther! e have been a numb! er of
changes at Huron City since the time of my special
event organization. Should you have any questions or
need a discription of the bike, please contact me by
this email or by phone at 313-445-2365.
> > I look forward to word from you soon.
> > Sincerely,
> > Vivian M Robinson
>
> >
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> Dear Patty,
> Thank heavens! I thought all might be lost. I can
borrow a bike rack and come up and get it one weekend.
Oh, I'm so excited about all this!
> I was at BonSecour Hospital this past week and
learned from another visitor that Elizabeth was in
hospital as well. I do ho! pe she is doing wel! l now.
Please send my regards.
> I will give you a call to find out what weekend
would be good for you. Would this weekend be too soon
if I can muster the rack?
> Many, many thanks!
> -Vivian

HuronCity@centurytel.net wrote:
> Dear Vivian, Thanks so much for contacting us! We
have your bike! My name is Patty Finan and I am the
director of programs here at the museums. I tried to
find you when I first got here, but could not find a
new contact number. We also have a large hinged box
that Elizabeth said belonged to the group also. Do you
want that back? Please let me know how you would like
to go about getting the bicycle back. My cell phone
number is 989 670-8196 and is probably the best method
of reaching me. Otherwise, the number at the museums
is 989 428-4123 and my home office is 989 738-6007. We
are open weekends in June and go to full time July 1 -
Thursday thru Mo! nday. Thanks! Patty
>
----- Original Message -----
From: Vivian Robinson
To: HuronCity@centurytel.net
Sent: Tue, 24 May 2005 07:50:56 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: 1890's bike

> Dear Curator:
> My name is Vivian Robinson. I was formerly known as
Vivian Probert. For a number of years between 1994 to
about 1997 I came to Huron City and was responsible
for coordinating re-enactors in late 1890's gear to be
added atmosphere at Huron City for your Red Letter Day
event.
> At that time I dressed a bicycle to look as a bike
would during the 1890's and used this bike exclusively
for the Huron City event. At about 1997 many things
have taken place and the return of the bike to the
Detroit area was overlooked. In fact I have been out
of state for a while.
> Recently I was commissioned to coordinate an event
for the North American Black Historical Museum on
Amherstburg, Ontario and was wondering! if my bic!>
ycle> would still be available?
> I understand there have been a number of changes at
Huron City since the time of my special event
organization. Should you have any questions or need a
discription of the bike, please contact me by this
email or by phone at 313-445-2365.
> I look forward to word from you soon.
> Sincerely,
> Vivian M Robinson
>
>
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>> Dear Curator:
>> My name is Vivian Robinson. I was formerly known
as Vivian Probert. For a number of years between 1994
to about 1997 I came to Huron City and was responsible
for coordinating re-enactors in late 1890's gear to be
added atmosphere at Huron City for your Red Letter Day
event.
>> At that time I dressed a bicycle to look as a
bike would during the 1890's and used t! his bike
exclusively for the Huron City event. At about 1997
many things have taken place and the return of the
bike to the Detroit area was overlooked. In fact I
have been out of state for a while.
>> Recently I was commissioned to coordinate an
event for the North American Black Historical Museum
on Amherstburg, Ontario and was wondering if my
bicycle would still be available?
>> I understand there have been a number of
changes at Huron City since the time of my special
event organization. Should you have any questions or
need a discription of the bike, please contact me by
this email or by phone at 313-445-2365.
>> I look forward to word from you soon.
>> Sincerely,
>> Vivian M Robinson
>
>>
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