Frederick Law Olmsted to Abigail Williams May, 26 October 1872

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To Abigail Williams May

Dear Miss May:

New York, October 26th 1872

I wish to introduce to you Miss Faithful, who, as you know, in visiting this country continues the study of her life—the means of advancing the welfare of working women. I know no one in Boston with whom she can compare notes more profitably than yourself and I have great pleasure in commending her to your esteem.

Very respectfully Yours

Fred. Law Olmsted.

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