1887

J. C Jacobsen tells Meldahl that he has offered the minister (Scavenius) to pay for the pumping station to the Neptune Fountain, and he abandons the idea of ​​a large carillon as the cost of conversion of the old clockwork would be too large.

J. C. Jacobsen is very happy about Drachmanns play 'Der var engang' which he has seen at the theatre. He is also pleased with Drachmanns mental health.

J. C. Jacobsen asks once again Johannes Steenstrup to write Drachmanns address on the envelope to a letter.

About a bell to Frederiksborg Castle.

About acquisition of a Vase to Frederiksborg.

J. C. Jacobsen's last letter to Mrs Heiberg. The letter is, among other things, about the upcoming trip to Rome. He wishes her good health.

Travel journal; travel journals;

About the visit to Epidauros etc.

J. C. Jacobsen thanks his grand child Theodora for the letters she has sent and asks her to greet her siblings.

J. C. Jacobsen invites the composer Niels Ravkilde to come and have dinner with him and his family at Hotel Quirinale in Rome. 

Letter from Ottila Jacobsen in Athens to Agnes Bertelsen in Rome. The letter is full of detailed and interesting descriptions of what the have seen in and around Athens. 

This letter is written with latin letters and not in German hand. May be it was easier for Theodora to read.

About experiences in Athens including dinner party with King George I.