Gough, Cal, 1948-United States, Georgia, Bibb County, Macon, 32.84069, -83.6324Abbott, Franklin1975-03-12Text of letter: "3-12 dear Cal, You certainly are a crazy one. It is your turn to write. But you are getting a letter out of me anyhow. I have been busy as usual. I was in Durham, N.C. for a week last month getting further educated as to how to do my job. There were some good seminars on Piaget (my current idol), staff-centered administration, and epilepsy. I also took a short break last weekend & went south with Tommy and Martha Ham. We journeyed as far as St. Augustine where we were accomodated at the spartan but cheap El Patio Motel. Current projects include working with my staff in an attempt to engender more positive attitudes with clients, planting a garden, and dealing with the [b..l] 'culture' in such a way as to survive it. I'm sending you a book that will hopefully interest you. In my compulsion to own paper goods I acquired two copies. Do keep these packets of goodies coming - they're helpful. Take care, Cal. I will come visit when I get a chance. Frank."image/jp2Atlanta, Ga. : Georgia State University Libraryhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/Cal Gough, loaned for digitizationArchives for Research on Women and GenderGay authors--LettersGay men--LettersFranklin Abbott (Macon, Georgia) to Cal Gough (Atlanta, Georgia), letter, March 12, 1975 (1 leaf, lined paper.)StillImage