Correspondence from officers and others at the Royal Naval College Greenwich about dancing lessons and payment to Miss Ganz.

Some of the letters have a day and month given to them, but, no year is provided.

ID:	GAN/1
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Ganz, Wilhelmine Henriette
Date made:	n.d.
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	4 booklets containing letters
Parts:	Ganz, Wilhelmine Henriette, Dance Teacher, 1868-1946. (Manuscript) Correspondence from officers and others at the Royal Naval College Greenwich about dancing lessons and payment to Miss Ganz. (Manuscript) (GAN/1) Correspondence from officers at the Royal Naval College and Woolwich Mess and others about dancing lessons, Cinderella dances, being a steward, names being in Miss Ganz' prospectus. (Manuscript) (GAN/2) Correspondence from H.W.Farquharson relating to officers of the Royal Naval College and others about dancing lessons. (Manuscript) (GAN/3) Correspondence from officers and others at the Royal Naval College Greenwich about dancing lessons and payment to Miss Ganz. (Manuscript) (GAN/4) Correspondence about dancing lessons. (Manuscript) (GAN/5) Correspondence about dancing lessons. (Manuscript) (GAN/6) Correspondence to Miss Ganz and newspaper cuttings about naval officers. (Manuscript) (GAN/7) Miss Ganz' account books for private lessons. (Manuscript) (GAN/8) Collection of cards. (Manuscript) (GAN/9) Visiting cards and letters from Badminton on behalf of Queen Mary (Manuscript) (GAN/10-11) Local area guides for Blackheath and Deptford. (Manuscript) (GAN/12) Correspondence and newspaper cuttings. (Manuscript) (GAN/13) Advertising proof for Miss Ganz' lessons at 8 Belmont Hill Lewisham c. 1908. (Manuscript) (GAN/14) Volume of Naval Officers' letters and autographs. (Manuscript) (GAN/15) Notes and correspondence addressed to 'Madame Ganz', believed to be Miss Ganz' mother. (Manuscript) (GAN/101)

Correspondence from officers and others at the Royal Naval College Greenwich about dancing lessons and payment to Miss Ganz.

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