Letter to George M. Sparks from George A. Levy

Title

Letter to George M. Sparks from George A. Levy

Description

In this letter, George A. Levy responds to Dr. Sparks about Mr. Levy's company "Anderson, Clayton & Co." vacating the Ivy Street Building by Februrary 1st, 1946. Dr. Sparks inquired about a potential fire hazard caused by their use of cotton, but Mr. Levy insists that it is a non-issue because the cotton is only examined, not stored, in the building. He also stated the fireproof nature and sprinkler system as a primary reason for their lease. He concedes though that the Board of Regents is "empowered under a Georgia statute to condemn our lease" and is therefore willing to negotiate on a settlement for the remaining time on the lease.

Creator

George A. Levy

Date

1945-11-27

Type

Letter

Files

G1973-05_06_065-p154-155.pdf

Citation

George A. Levy, “Letter to George M. Sparks from George A. Levy,” Kell Hall Digital Preservation Project, accessed December 4, 2024, https://exhibits.library.gsu.edu/kell/items/show/288.