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The collection includes alumni cards and correspondence with Clara Booth Byrd. The correspondence touches on Brandt's experience teaching.

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The collection includes programs and promotional materials.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes three letters to Jane Summerell, a faculty member in the Department of English at Woman's College (now UNCG) from 1926-1958. Two letters are from Mabel Loomis Todd, dated January 6, 1932 and May 16, 1932. Todd's letter of January 6 talks about her work on the Emily Dickinson poems; the May 16 letter is in response to a request from Summerell to lecture at Woman's College. The final letter is from Millicent Todd Bingham, dated October 22, 1932, telling Miss Summerell...

Scope and Contents This collection contains a manuscript minute book from the Chesterville, Maine Woman's State Relief Corps Number 45. The women in this organization faithfully recorded their monthly meeting business, including their election of Officers and delegates to state and nation conventions, membership applications and their acceptances, expulsions, minutes on member's deaths, and communications with sister organizations. Other activities recorded here include: the Post's annual donation toward the...

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This collection includes: one autograph letter signed on Merrymount Press stationery, dated December 26, 1917 and addressed to Mrs. Baldwin, inviting herself and Mr. Baldwin to visit the press; one newspaper clipping of an article by Carl Greenleaf Beede entitled, "The Offices of an Artist Printer" (undated); one calling card of Mr. Daniel Berkeley Updike, Brimmer Chambers, Brimmer Street; and one New Years greeting card for 1943 to "the friends of the Merrymount Press."

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This collection contains various papers relating to Harriette Walker, a teacher in the 1800s. Included is a manuscript memorandum book, certificates issued by village school committees, and 1 letter.

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Postage Stamp Album, created by E. L. Varnell on March 1, 1895. Additional inscription of Tommy Kirby-Smith, dated April 3rd, 1946. The album includes a folded letter from Allen Tate to Tommy Kirby-Smith in which Tate expresses that he is glad Tommy liked the stamps. Additionally, he comments on Tommy's magic bed and recommends that he always exit the bed on the side next to the wall in order to earn the best luck.

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This collection contains various materials relating to Allen Tate, a poet, novelist, teacher, and critic. Included is a letter, thanking a Mrs. Brainard Cheney "for a special evening"; a postage stamp album that belonged to Tom Kirby-Smith and contains a letter to "Tommy" about stamps from Allen Tate; and a holiday card to Dr. and Mrs. William Lane (Lane was former Head of the English department at UNCG) from Allen Tate and his third wife, Helen.

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This collection contains various materials relating to Allen Tate, a poet, novelist, teacher, and critic. Included is a letter, thanking a Mrs. Brainard Cheney "for a special evening"; a postage stamp album that belonged to Tom Kirby-Smith and contains a letter to "Tommy" about stamps from Allen Tate; and a holiday card to Dr. and Mrs. William Lane (Lane was former Head of the English department at UNCG) from Allen Tate and his third wife, Helen.

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The collection consists of two letters. The first, dated May 10, 1880, is written to "My Dear Doctor [Anderson]" and talks of the success of A Fool's Errand: "The ordinary trade edition will reach 100,000 this month, or at least soon after." The second, dated July 24, 1896, is written to the editor of "The Independent" regarding Albion's proposed article on Harriot Beecher Stowe's life and influence.

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This collection consists of one letter from Helen Wells to two young readers. Wells was the author of many of the Cherry Ames books, a series of 27 mystery novels for young teens.

Content Description From the Collection: This collection consists of a one page typescript of one of Wilcox's most widely reprinted poems entitled "Interlude." The poem begins with: "The days grow shorter, the nights grow longer; The head-stones thicken, along the way..." The typescript is titled and signed by Wilcox, in ink, and has a one-word revision and some corrections. The collection also contains a one page, undated handwritten letter by Wilcox which says: ...