Poetry
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Bod-Caw Epic
A mounted clipping concerning Arkansas' "first heroic poem."
Albert Howard Carter Manuscript
Typescript of poems, together with photocopy of poems and of manuscript of musical score with lyrics.
Josephine Criser Notebook
Composition book filled with handwritten poems and stories, "Odds and Ends of Poetry and Prose," circa 1921. Some copied and some apparently written by Criser, who was evidently a student at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina.
Clara Humphrey Crowder Broadside
Broadside of poem entitled "Arkansas' Birth".
Beverley Githens Dresbach Papers
The papers include Beverley Githens Dresbach and Glenn Ward Dresbach poems, correspondence, manuscripts, scrapbooks, and photographs.
Glenn Ward Dresbach Papers
Fontaine Richard Earle Papers
The papers in the collection consist of sermons, essays, lectures, letters, and poetry written by Earle during his lengthy career, along with broadsides, tracts, and newspaper clippings he collected, all of which have been arranged into five series.
John Gould Fletcher Papers
Edsel Ford Papers
Augustus Hill Garland Poem
Printed broadside dated at Washington, Arkansas October 25, 1855, containing eleven stanza poem captioned, "Lines written in memory of their little boy, and dedicated to Mr. A. H. and Mrs. V. Garland. By E. W. G."
John Fletcher Gould Supplementary Papers
Correspondence, literary manuscripts, genealogical records, clippings, and other materials pertaining to the childhood, education, professional activities and relations, and other aspects of the life and work of the Arkansas Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, writer, and critic John Gould Fletcher, and to his interest in genealogy and family history.
Scott Greer Papers
The collection primarily consists of published works of poetry edited by or including the work of Scott Greer; also included is an unpublished compilation of poetry by Greer.
Poetry Day Broadside
Printed broadside announcing "Arkansas' First Poetry Day," October 15, 1948.