Letters from Robert Frost to John Haines
- DP/VD/57
- Subseries
- 1914, 2018
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Letters from Robert Frost to John Haines
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Correspondence with Publishers
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Correspondence between Eleanor Farjeon and publishers The Bodley Head Limited and Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inc. Refers to publications "You Come Too", "London Nursery Rhymes", "Four-and-Twenty Blackbirds", "The Wasp Trap", "The Green Roads" and a volume on Edward Thomas's poetry for children
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Edward Thomas - Robert Frost Letters
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Photocopies and typescripts of letters spanning virtually the whole course of the Thomas - Frost relationship until Thomas's death in 1917. Mainly written from Thomas to Frost, they cover domestic issues as well as thoughts on poetry and the work of other writers and Thomas's observations from France. Also included are a letter from Roger Ingpen to Frost immediately after Thomas's death discussing the publication of "Eastaway's poems" and one from Frost to Helen Thomas extolling the virtues of Thomas as "the bravest and best and dearest man you and I have ever known"
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Dymock Poets Archive and Study Centre Advisory Group meetings
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Meeting minutes for the group plus related documents. Includes paper "The Cyder Press: A Proposal" December 1998
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Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education
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Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education
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Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education
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Four Decades of Poetry Journal
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Four Decades was a short-lived journal of reviews and criticism of poetry written during the period 1890-1930 which published nine volumes between 1976-1979. It was edited by Jeff Cooper and Esther Fisher
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Robert Calverley Trevelyan (28 June 1872 – 21 March 1951) was an English poet and translator with links to the Bloomsbury Group of influential writers, intellectuals and artists.
Manuscripts of dramatic scripts and poetry by R C Trevelyan
Typescripts of speeches by Dr J F Lockwood and E M Forster delivered at the opening of the Robert Trevelyan Library at Birkbeck College, London, 20 September 1954
List of subscribers to the R C Trevelyan Memorial Fund
Photograph of R C Trevelyan
Newspaper cuttings from the time of his death in 1951
Typed list of the principal books and translations by R C Trevelyan 1898 - 1955
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Unpublished text with corrections of thesis "Georgian Poetry and the Land" by Jan Marsh. Incomplete, missing part of chapter two "Rural England" and all of chapter nine "The Poet and The Country". Includes typescript article titled "New Numbers" and correspondence with the Cambridge University Press with regards to publishing. Annotated.
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Postcard showing Robert Frost stained glass window at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Photocopy of preface to the 1970 edition of Harold Munro's "Collected Poems" by Ruth Tomalin
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Framed handwritten version of "Sonnet XLII from First & Second Love"
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Includes Eleanor Farjeon's signature. "First and Second Love" was published by Michael Joseph in 1947, the two loves being Stacy Aumonier and Edward Thomas
Sheet music relating to Edward Thomas
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Programme and sheet music for a concert "Music inspired by the poetry of Edward Thomas" at The Royal College of Music on 24 April 1999, hosted by The Edward Thomas Fellowship. Music includes:
"Dreams of Men: Four Songs for high voice, oboe and piano" by Kenneth V Jones
"The Source" by Edward Thomas and Michael Tippett
"Gone, Gone Again" by Edward Thomas
"Tall Nettles" by Edward Thomas
"Snow" by Edward Thomas and John Jeffreys [pencil annotation]
"Snow" by Edward Thomas and Ivor Gurney
"Prelude in D flat" by Ivor Gurney
"The Night Songs of Edward Thomas" by Michael Hurd
"Out in the Dark" by Edward Thomas and Edmund Rubbra
"Two Poems of Edward Thomas for S A T B Choir" by Howard Skempton. Commissioned by the Council for the Protection of Rural England in celebration of their 70th anniversary
"World Without End" by Trevor Hold. For the Crispian Trio in memory of Helen and Edward Thomas
"Early One Morning" by Trevor Hold
"Lights Out" by Ivor Gurney
Also includes "additional music found in the archives of Edward Eastaway Thomas after his death":
"The Cherry Trees" by Edward Thomas and Ivor Gurney
"The Bridge" by Edward Thomas and Edward Eastaway Thomas
"The Threshold of the New" by Mary Chandler
"The Trumpet" by Edward Thomas and Owen Mase
"The Huckster" by Edward Thomas and William Garnett
"Into the Unknown" by Edward Thomas and P W Duffy
Photocopies of letters from Eleanor Farjeon to Rowland Watson
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Letters sent 20 June 1939, 25 November 1947 and 8 June 1952
Typescript of play "The Unfathomable Deep" by Andrea Scott
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Characters include Edward Thomas, Helen Thomas, Eleanor Farjeon and Ivor Gurney
Letters from Myfanwy Thomas and Edward Eastaway Thomas to Alan Martin
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Published in Drinkwater's "Summer Harvest: Poems 1922-1933" anthology
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Includes accompanying letter from Pat Palmer, 17 June 2014
Framed pencil drawing of W H Davies [1871 - 1940] by John Wheatley [1892 - 1955], ARA
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Annotated on reverse "John Wheatley (Studio Collection) W H Davies" and stamped "The Guild of Master Craftsmen"
Also includes photocopy of page of "Painting in Newlyn" catalogue featuring an oil on canvas portrait of W H Davies
Framed black and white portrait photograph of Edward Thomas c.1913
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Photographer unknown
Photographic prints of the May Hill and Dymock area by Trudie Ballantyne
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13 prints framed, 4 unframed
Landscape orientation, taken through a soft photographic filter. Frames 535mm x 535mm
Footpath, Dymock [two copies, framed]
Wild Daffodils, Ryton Woods [framed]
The Tunnels Mouth, Dymock [framed]
Morning Mist, May Hill [two copies, framed]
Ploughed Field, Ryton [framed]
Hail Storm over the Forest of Dean from May Hill [framed]
May Hill [unframed]
Marsh Marigold, Greenways Cross [framed]
Apple Blossom, Leddington [unframed]
Harts Tongue Fern [unframed]
Wild Garlic [framed]
Half-pipe style pathway through a dense forest [framed]
Yew & Ivy, Dymock Church [framed]
Tree Trunk [unframed]
Perry Tree, Eldersfield [framed]
Deposit by John Chirgwin relating to Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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Chirgwin, F John
Framed print of original handwritten manuscript of poem "My Butterfly" by Robert Frost
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"My Butterfly" was Frost's first published poem for which he was paid $15 by the "New York Independent" on 8 November 1894. The original manuscript is held at the Huntington Library, Pasadena. This framed print was produced by the California Friends of Robert Frost
CD-R "A Nursery in the Nineties"
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Dramatised by Adrian Bean. From the autobiography of Eleanor Farjeon
Unknown
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Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection
Part of Dymock Poets Special Collection