Sample descriptions: October 14, 1906, Nuremberg, Germany: Leaves Vienna a “beautiful, gay and interesting city” for Nuremberg, and also leaves behind Harry, her possible husband. Discusses travel customs on the German frontier. Germans nitpicky on the train and will not even open a window because they are afraid of the air. Guide leads them through Nuremberg. Sees carvings of St. Laurence at a Catholic Church. Describes Nuremberg as impressive because its oldness. Visits an old tower with its “rude stone steps on which we climbed.” Visits the prison and sees instruments of torture. Describes the town as having a certain “picturesque-ness quality with its imperishable stone towers.” Also notes that people are always eating and drinking and that you can never get away from it. Usual dinner consists of sausage and beer. Describes the “rich wooded hills with the autumn color brilliantly…” Says that all old buildings along the Rhine have been destroyed by the French and “ruins stand on every side.” Visits the Castle of Heidelberg, the University and St. Peter's church. Walks around the town, describing the students of the University as “gay and lively.” The journal includes a poem by Longfellow on Nuremberg and a picture of Heidelberg. October 17, 1906, Paris, France: Arrives at Paris. Describes the Madeline Cathedral as having “colored marbles statuary and rich paintings.” Visits the tomb of Napoleon. Loves the Venus de Milo in the Louvre Museum. Says that you cannot do justice to the Louvre Museum in just two days. Describes art pieces with great enthusiasm and knowledge; loves the Mona Lisa. Visits Versailles, including Marie Antoinette’s apartments. Visits many churches including the Church of St. Roch and the Church of St. Etienne de Mont which is her favorite. Describes the churches in detail. Goes to the theater, calling it a “real Parisian show.” The journal includes a picture of a man, an Italian postcard and an envelope. November 14, 1906, Canterbury, England: Arrives at Canterbury. Goes to the Cathedral, “as all good pilgrims do.” Visits London Tower where she sees the Crown Jewels and visits Westminster Abbey. November 24-December 1, 1906, spends a week at sea from England to Boston: Her activities are mainly playing cards, talking to other passengers and reading. The last page has a postcard of their steamship, the Arabic in Boston.