Thomas T. Robinson business records

Robinson's records for the Keene Electric Railway consist of correspondence, in his capacity as general manager and president, with members of the Board and with other companies with which he did business. The letters, dated from 1902-1914, are arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent, with the exception of company attorney Charles Hersey who is place first, and then chronologically. The records of the Boston Industrial Company encompass correspondence, 1902-1914, and weekly payrolls, 1901-1902. An assortment of letters without any apparent tie to either company are organized chronologically in their own series.