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Box 1 Vault

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Contains 2 Results:

Stephen Longfellow to Parker Cleaveland, Portland. 1821 Mar 23 [re HWL] [3p.] [ORIGINAL RESTRICTED]

 File — Box: 1 Vault, Folder: 88b
Identifier: M112.1.2
Series Description: From the Series: Contains two subseries: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow letters and Other correspondence. Consists mostly of letters by Longfellow to family, friends, and other writers. It covers all periods of the poet's life, but is most extensive after he retired from Harvard in 1854 to concentrate on his writing. There are also a great many letters after Longfellow's death from researchers and authors, most notably Jacob C. Chamberlain, the editor of the Longfellow bibliography of first editions. Organized...
Dates: 1821-1995, undated; Majority of material found within 1821 - 1909
Found in: George J. Mitchell Department of Special Collections & Archives, Bowdoin College Library, Brunswick, Maine 04011 / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow collection / Correspondence, 1821-1959, undated / Correspondence: Other correspondence, 1821-1959, n.d.

Walt Whitman to E.H. Hames & Co. [Edward Abbott], Camden, New Jersey. 1881 Feb 16 [1p.]

 File — Box: 1 Vault, Folder: 88c
Identifier: M112.1.2
Series Description: From the Series: Contains two subseries: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow letters and Other correspondence. Consists mostly of letters by Longfellow to family, friends, and other writers. It covers all periods of the poet's life, but is most extensive after he retired from Harvard in 1854 to concentrate on his writing. There are also a great many letters after Longfellow's death from researchers and authors, most notably Jacob C. Chamberlain, the editor of the Longfellow bibliography of first editions. Organized...
Dates: 1821-1995, undated; Majority of material found within 1821 - 1909
Found in: George J. Mitchell Department of Special Collections & Archives, Bowdoin College Library, Brunswick, Maine 04011 / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow collection / Correspondence, 1821-1959, undated / Correspondence: Other correspondence, 1821-1959, n.d.

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