Nancy's Keepsakes
Nancy, being an amauter slueth, never accepted payment for her work. But the people she helped were always so grateful, that they gave her small gifts of appreciation. Here is a list of a few of them:
| The Crowley Mantle Clock | From Grace and Alice Horner, to thank Nancy for
helping them regain their inheritance. (The Secret of the Old Clock) |
| A valuable silver ern | From Rosemary and Floretta Turnball, as a reminder of Nancy's adventure at the mansion. (The Hidden Staircase) |
| A bronze metal | From the citizens os Sea Cliff, for Nancy's bravery in saving Bernice Conger from drowning. (The Whispering Statue) |
| A Paul Revere Bell | From Mr. Henderson, for Nancy's work in finding a lost relic of antiquity. (The Mystery of the Toiling Bell |
| A heirloom cameo ring | From Mrs. Puttney, to thank Nancy for finding her jewelry
and unraveling the Three Branch swindle. (The Ghost of Blackwood Hall) |
| a portrait of Nancy herself | From artist Henri Fontaine, for Nancy's great service to the struggling, freedom-loving citizens of Centrovia. (The Scarlett Slipper Mystery) |
| an aquamarine ring | From Laura Pendleton, as a symbol of her new friendship with Nancy, which began on the water during a storm. (The Bungalow Mystery) |
| a pin set with tiny diamonds in the shape of a lilac spray | From Emily Crandal and her fiance, for saving their business and solving The Mystery at Lilac Inn |
| Several glossy mink pelts | From Mr. Wells, John Horn, and Chuck Wilson, in remembrance of Nancy's Adventure at Big Hill. (Mystery at the Ski Jump) |
| an Oriental vase | From Lei and Moy Soong to Nancy Drew, for protecting them from the "evil dragons" Ching and Mr. and Mrs. Carr. (The Clue of the Leaning Chimney) |
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Honorary citizenship in the town of Francisville |
From the mayor of Francisville, for banning the ghosts from the town. (The Clue in the Old Stagecoach) |
If you can think of any more, please e-mail them to me.
This list was taken from "The Nancy Drew Scrapbook" by Karen Plunkett-Powell.