Bowersox Discusses New Housing Arrangements with Pratt, 1902

Kate Bowersox writes to Richard Henry Pratt discussing her housing and office needs as part of her newly received role as principal for the Carlisle Indian School. She argues that she should move her residence from the laundry building to the Bakeless house, and that her roommate and friend, Ella G. Hill, should be promoted from laundry matron to teacher to allow her to live in the Bakeless house with her.