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Photocopies of year end accounts for the Friends of the Dymock Poets. Not including 2005 or 2011

Includes handwritten notes and typescripts "A Remarkable Pair: Bob Saunders and Geoffrey Williams", "Helen Thomas" written for The Times after her death, and "Lord Horder" written after his death

Signed in pencil "Maxwell Armfield"

Signed by the Medical Officer and Recruitment Officer

Form describing a soldier's work during military service in order to help him find employment after de-mobilisation. It lists Gibson's rank as "Private" and regimental employment as "Clerking" from January 1917 to January 1918, adding the comment that he was an "efficient and reliable clerk". The form is signed by Gibson

One photocopied letter and one photocopied postcard from Gibson to Brooke written 20 March 1913 and 13 January 1915. Includes details of illness, a series of books called "The Shilling Garland" and plans for a "New Shilling Garland", and Gibson thanking Brooke for sending some of his poetry

Handwritten transcript of letters from Gibson to Marsh, 2 August 1912 - c. January 1916. Topics include differences with Harold Munro, visits, written works, health, Rupert Brooke, Georgian Poetry, marriage to Geraldine Townshead, New Numbers, Maurice Browne and the Little Theatre Chicago

Third edition. With information on the history of Dymock including the Dymock Poets

3rd edition. Text by Reverend R Legg and artwork by Barbara Davis

On Rupert Brooke. From "Daily Mail"

Walter Oakeshott was the Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford. Refers to an exhibition on Edward Thomas

Dymock Poets Archive & Study Centre Occasional Paper 2

Comical drawings of Rowland and Cherry Watson on postcards and paper. Includes a postcard with illustration by Eric G McColl entitled "A Page from the Life of a P S U". With ink annotations

Originally produced for WGBH in the United States and won the Academy Award for Best Feature Documentary. Running time 51 minutes

Typescript poems "Sunset on the Lake", "The Song of the Wind", "Souvenirs of Florence" attributed to Vernon Bartlett. Also includes a note by Rowland Watson stating he lived with Bartlett in Berlin from 1913-1914

Refers to etchings, the poem "Calf Love", meetings with Alan Thomas [friend of Edward Thomas] and Helen Thomas, life since his wife died and his publications

With ink annotations

Single letter from E H W Meyerstein offering sympathy for her loneliness, quote from John Stoddart [friend of Wordsworth written 1801] handwritten by Rowland for Sanchia on her marriage and compliments card from Lyn and Sanchia Metcalfe on their wedding day, 6 December 1944

One-off and general correspondence. Includes pencil annotations
Letters from:

L J Packington
Hayward Martin
Celia Sparger
Sanchia Watson
John W Sich
Joan Hassall
Frank Francis
T C Skeat
Nathaniel Micklem
Mary M Lago
Esther de Waal
Joan A Roebling

One-off correspondence from various sources

Correspondence from senders unknown

Handwritten in pencil. Letters written amongst the Farjeon - Bax set

One typescript in English and another in French produced by BBC French Language Services and broadcast on 10 and 11 April 1967

Unpublished according to http://www.edward-thomas-fellowship.org.uk/downloads/Edward-Thomas-Letters-Index.pdf

Recipients referred to as "de la Mare" and "Jack". Letters dated 11 August 1938 - 5 November 1946. Includes covering letter from Watson to his daughter Sanchia and son-in-law Lyn accompanying the typescript which he describes as "Eddie's letters to De La M", dated 9 July 1956

The beginning of a story about three children growing up on a farm

Author unknown. With ink annotation

Includes annotations

With annotations

Includes photocopies of documents held at Gloucestershire Archives

With pencil annotation

Recorded on 31 August 1977 and broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 24 January 1978. Includes covering letter from the BBC

Stanzas include "No Pious Dream", "The Tale of Toil" and "Deaths Many"

Characters include Edward Thomas, Helen Thomas, Eleanor Farjeon and Ivor Gurney

Submitted for an MA at the University of Birmingham

Russian Bedales boy who stayed with the Thomases during the summer holidays. Original letter sent 28 June c.1914. With pencil annotation

Discusses "As It Was" by Helen Thomas

Annotated in pencil "draft do not print"

Discusses poem "Rain" by Edward Thomas

Published in The Daily Chronicle