ma85 Louise Bogan Papers, 1930-1970 Finding Aid Finding aid prepared by Daria D'Arienzo, Peter Nelson, Carol Trabulsi, Floyd Merritt. Encoding funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Amherst College Archives and Special Collections
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© 2003 Amherst College. All rights reserved.

 Collection Overview Bogan, Louise, 1897-1970 Bogan Papers 1930-1970 27 archives boxes (13.5 linear ft.) Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Poet. Collection consists of correspondence, drafts of poems, prose, short stories, and translations, lectures, teaching notes, news clippings, journals and notebooks documenting Bogan's career from 1930 until her death in 1970; and also includes some family correspondence and photographs. English and German Biographical Note

Louise Bogan was born in Livermore Falls, Maine, in 1897. She attended Boston Girls' Latin School and, for one year, Boston University. She married Kurt Alexander in 1916 and was widowed in 1920. In 1925, she married her second husband, the poet Raymond Holden, whom she divorced in 1937. Her poems were published in the New Republic, the Nation, Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Scribner's and Atlantic Monthly. For thirty-eight years, she reviewed poetry for The New Yorker.

Because Bogan was reclusive and disliked talking about herself, details regarding her private life are scarce. She wrote most of her poetry in the earlier half of her life when she published Body of This Death (1923), Dark Summer (1929) and The Sleeping Fury (1937). She published volumes of her collected verse in 1941 and 1954, and finally The Blue Estuaries: Poems 1923-1968, an overview of her life's work in poetry. She died in New York City in 1970.

 Scope and Contents of the Collection

The collection consists of correspondence, manuscript drafts of both published and unpublished poems, prose, short stories, and translations, lectures, teaching notes, news clippings, journals and notebooks documenting Bogan's career as poet, translator, critic, teacher and editor from 1930 until her death in 1970. Documentation of her personal affairs includes family items, diaries, awards and honors, contracts with publishers, copyrights, financial records, photographs, and material relating to her death and estate.

 Organization of the Collection

This collection is organized into thirteen series:

1. PERSONAL AFFAIRS 2. CORRESPONDENCE 3. POETRY 4. BOOKS OF POETRY AND CRITICISM 5. SHORT STORIES 6. TRANSLATIONS 7. ARTICLES, INTRODUCTIONS, LECTURES, and POETRY READINGS 8. BOOK REVIEWS 9. TEACHING NOTES 10. NEWSCLIPPINGS 11. MISCELLANEOUS 12. JOURNALS AND NOTEBOOKS 13. PHOTOGRAPHS Information on Use Terms of Access and Use

The conditions of access to and use of this collection are consistent with the Terms of Access and Use for the Amherst College Library Archives and Special Collections generally, with the additional proviso that no photocopies or other reproductions of Bogan's writings may be made without the written agreement of her literary executor, who also holds the publication rights. Letters or other writings by individuals other than Bogan are not subject to this restriction.

Literary Executor: Mary Kinzie

For further information on how to contact the literary executor, please contact the Amherst College Archives and Special Collections.

Requests for permission to publish materials from the papers should be directed to Archives & Special Collections and to the literary executor.

Preferred Citation

Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:

[Identification of item], in Louise Bogan Papers [Box #, Folder #], Amherst College Archives and Special Collections, Amherst College Library

 History of the Collection

The Bogan papers chiefly cover the years 1930-1970 because a fire destroyed Bogan's home and belongings, in Hillsdale, Columbia County, N.Y. on December 26, 1929. The collection was acquired in 1974 from the Estate of Louise Bogan by Amherst College through purchase by Helen Spencer Humphries. In 1992, four additional boxes of material were acquired containing papers, correspondence and photographs documenting her personal affairs. Integration of the entire collection was completed in 2002.

Daria D'Arienzo, Head of Archives and Special CollectionsFloyd Merritt, Archivist, Friends of the Library 1997 January, 2002 February, 2003 January Carol Trabulsi, Senior Archives Associate (1997) Peter A. Nelson, Assistant Archivist (2002) Sarah Sorscher '05 (2002) Floyd Merritt (2002) Daria D'Arienzo, Head of Archives and Special Collections Search Terms Bogan, Louise, 1897-1970. New Yorker (New York, N.Y. : 1925) Authors, American--20th century. Belitt, Ben, 1911- Humphries, Rolfe. Limmer, Ruth. Marshall, Margaret. Maxwell, William, 1908- Moe, Henry Allen, 1894-1975. Monroe, Harriet, 1860-1936. Moore, Marianne, 1887-1972. Phelps, Robert, 1922- Sarton, May, 1912- Wescott, Glenway, 1901- Wheelock, John Hall, 1886-1978. Zabel, Morton Dauwen, 1901-1964. Amherst College. Class of 1915. Humphries.

Paul Wightman Williams, "For Louise with love." Ink and charcoal on wove paper, 1944. (In map case)

 Section 1: PERSONAL AFFAIRS

SECTION 1, PERSONAL AFFAIRS, is divided into sub-sections as follows:

A. Family B. Business C. Address/phone books D. Travel E. Maps F. Other (includes horoscopes) G. Awards and honors H. Contrasts with publishers I. Copyrights J. Financial records K. Death (includes material on the memorial service, the estate, letters of condolence, letters from letters from her literary executor, and letters solicited by Ruth Frank for her biography of Louise Bogan) Sub-section A: Family 1 1 Alexander, Maidie (daughter) Legal guardianship papers, sales receipt regarding mother's purchase of a Musette for her 1 2 Bogan, Daniel (father) Birth certificate, cemetery records, patented milk-jar cap machine and other business papers. 1 3 Bogan, Mary (mother) Baptismal certificate, marriage certificate 1 4 Donovan, Anne (Mary Bogan's half-sister) 1 letter to Daniel Bogan, and 1 to Louise Bogan. 1 5 Holden, Raymond - obituary in New York Times and undated clipping regarding the estate of his mother, Alice Holden. 1972 Jun 27 Sub-section B: Diaries, notebooks, etc 1 6 Diaries - 3 small commercially printed, for 1956, 1958, 1968 1956-1968 Sub-section C: Addresses/phone number books 1 7 Addresses/phone number books - 2 not dated plus 1 from 1954 and 1 from 1963 1954-1963 Sub-section D: Travel 1 8 Travel - passports and miscellaneous bills Sub-section E: Maps 1 9 Map of Livermore Falls, Maine ca. 1900 Sub-section F: Other Personal Items 1 10 Horoscopes for Louise Bogan by Christina Dahl, Chicago, 8p. 1942 1 11 Miscellaneous personal items including rosary and Christmas card list. Sub-section G: Awards and Honors 1 12 Academy of American Poets - fellowship certificate 1959 Jan 12 1 13 American Academy of Arts and Letters and National Institute of Arts and Letters ceremonial program with seating plan; exhibition catalog (2 copies); clipping from New York Times, 22 May 1969. 1969 May 1 14 Brandeis University Creative Arts Award - Medal for Poetry (1962) program and certificates only. 1962 1 15 Colby College. Doctor of Letters degree and citation 1960 Jun 1 16 University of Chicago. Convocation program. The Harriet Monroe Poetry Award to Louise Bogan (p. 4) 1948 Jun 18 1 17 Western College, Oxford, Ohio. Doctor of Letters degrees. Program and citation. Congratulatory telegram from Morton Zabel. 1956 Jan 1 18 Western College, Oxford, Ohio. Dedication of the Louise Bogan Collection. Program, letter of invitation to Maidie Scannell. 1973 Nov 7 Sub-section H: Contracts with Publishers 2 1 A-K 2 2 L-Q 2 3 R-Z Sub-section I: Copyrights 2 4 Agreements, registrations, renewals Sub-section J: Financial Records 2 5 Income tax returns 2 6 Royalties - Farrar, Strauss 2 7 Royalties - Harcourt Brace 2 8 Royalties - McGraw Hill, Noonday Press 2 9 Royalties - New York Times, New Yorker 2 10 Royalties - Henry Regnery (includes Curtis Brown) 2 11 Royalties - Random House 2 12 Royalties - Scribners 2 13 Investments 2 14 Dividends 3 1 Mutual funds 3 2 Checks, Bills, Bank Statements Sub-section K: Death 3 3 Obituaries 3 4 Memorial service. Program, invitation lists, memorial contributions to the New York Public Library 3 5 Estate of Louise Bogan 3 6 Letters of condolence to Maidie Scannell - A-F 3 7 Letters of condolence to Maidie Scannell - G-Q 3 8 Letters of condolence to Maidie Scannell - R-Z 3 9 Letters from Ruth Limmer (literary executor) to Maidie Scannell 1970-1973 3 10 Letters from Ruth Limmer to Maidie Scannell 1974-1980 3 11 Letters about Louise Bogan solicited by Elizabeth Frank for her 1985 biography, Louise Bogan: a Portrait. Section 2: CORRESPONDENCE

SECTION 2, CORRESPONDENCE, makes up the nearly half of the collection and consists primarily of letters received by Bogan. This section is divided into three sub-sections:

A. Incoming Personal Correspondence, which is divided into two parts: A1. Family to Louise Bogan A2. Others to Louise Bogan B. Business Correspondence C. Outgoing Correspondence, which is divided into two parts: C1. Louise Bogan to family C2. Louise Bogan to others

The names of all correspondents are listed under personal correspondence. If the letters of a correspondent are purely personal, the total number of letters will follow his or her name. If the letters of a correspondent are purely business, his or her name will be followed by the location of the letters, with the number of letters following that. If the letters of a correspondent are both business and personal, his or her name will be followed by the total number of letters, then the other location (i.e., letters are to be found in both folder locations - some in personal, some in business). The reason for this is to retain the congruency of the business correspondence since she often corresponded with several of a given firm at the same time. The letters from Bogan to others are listed alphabetically and are cross-referenced in the personal correspondence.

 Sub-section A1: Incoming Personal Correspondence Family to Louise Bogan 4 1 Bogan, Daniel - 1 4 2 Bogan, Mary Helen Shields - 4 + 9 cards 4 3-5 Holden, Raymond - 74 4 6 Scannell, Maidie Alexander - 36 4 7 Scannell, Maidie Alexander - 40 cards Sub-section A2: Incoming Personal Correspondence Others to Louise Bogan 5 1 Unknown to LB - 18 5 2 Abbott, Charles D.,

see Buffalo, University of - 12

5 2 Abbott, Theresa A.,

see Buffalo, University of - 1

5 2 Abels, Cyrilly,

see Mademoiselle - 1

5 2 Abramson, Eva,

see MacDowell Colony - 3

5 2 Abt, Lawrence Edwin - 1 5 2 Adams, Leone,

see Troy, Leone

5 2 Aiken, Conrad,

see Library of Congress

5 2 Aldridge, Richard - 1 5 2 Alexander, Mathilde ("Maidie")

see Scannell, Maidie Alexander

5 2 Allen, John A.,

see Hollins College

5 2 Allison, Robert,

see Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc - 2 (+ guest program notice)

5 2 Ames, Elizabeth,

see Yaddo - 2

5 2 Ammons, Robert Q. - 1 5 2 Amsteetz, Marilyn,

see Women's Self Government Association - 1

5 2 Anderson, Valborg - 3 5 2 Angela, Sister M. - 1 5 2 Arch, Nathan - 1 5 2 Armstrong, Phyllis E.,

see Library of Congress - 1

5 2 Atkins, Charles D.,

see 2 Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences - 1

5 3 Auden, Wystan Hugh - 19 + 1 photo, 8 invitations, 3 telegrams

see also LB to Auden

5 3 Auslander, Joseph - 1 5 4 Babb, James T.,

see Yale University - 13

5 4 Bacon, Leonard - 8 5 4 Bacon, Peggy - 3 5 4 Bagnell, H.S.,

see Oxford University Press - 1

5 4 Baker, James V. (alias Michael Linn),

see Michigan, University of - 1

5 4 Baldensperger, Fernand - 1,

see also LB to Baldensperger

5 4 Baldwin, Robert N.,

see American Civil Liberties -1

5 4 Ballantine, Betty,

see Ballantine Books, Inc. - 1

5 4 Barber, Joseph Jr.,

see Atlantic Monthly -1

5 4 Barber, Mary,

see Random House -1

5 4 Barker, Conway -1 5 4 Barker, Shirley -1,

see also New York Public Library

5 4 Barnes, Courtlandt D. Jr.,

see MacDowell Colony -2

5 4 Barnhart, Edward N.,

see California, University of -3

5 4 Barr, Eric,

see Washington, University of -1

5 4 Barrett, Cornelia,

see Steuben Glass -1

5 4 Barrett, Lee -1 5 4 Basler, Roy P.,

see Library of Congress -4

5 4 Bassett, Marjory -1 5 4 Baumgarten, Bernice,

see Brandt & Brandt -1

5 4 Bausher, Phyllis,

see Scribner's Sons -4

5 4 Baxter, James E., M.D. -2 5 4 Belin, G. d'Andelot, Jr.,

see Lowell Travelling Scholarship -1

5 4 Belitt, Benjamin -12 + 3 cards,

see also Nation

5 4 Bellamy, Virginia W.,

see Fiction Parade -1

5 4 Benedict, Ruth - 13,

see LB to Benedict

5 4 Benet, Laura -2 5 4 Benet, William Rose,

see Saturday Review -1

5 4 Bennett, Murray (addressed to Raymond Holden) -1 5 4 Benveniste, Sheila,

see Farrar, Strauss & Giroux, Inc. -1

5 4 Berlind, Bruce -1 5 4 Bergerud, Jean (Mrs. Wilson) -1 5 4 Bergschneider, Francesca -2 5 4 Bergschneider, John -12 5 4 Best, Marshall A.,

see Viking Press, Inc. -3

5 4 Bergstraesser, Arnold,

see Chicago, University of -1

5 4 Betjeman, John -1 5 4 Biddle, Katherine -1 5 4 Bishop, Elizabeth -5 5 4 Bishop, John Peale -4 5 4 Bixby, George -1 5 4 Blackham, Thea -1 5 4 Blackmur, R.P.; Lionel Trilling; Malcolm Cowley -1 5 4 Blickensderfer, Joseph P.,

see Library of Congress -6

see also LB to Blickensderfer

5 4 Bliven, Bruce,

see Republic -1

5 4 Boatwright, James,

see Shenandoah -1

see LB to Boatwright

5 4 Boardman, Fon W., Jr.,

see Columbia University -1

5 5 Bogan, Daniel,

see Family to LB - 1 see also LB to family - 8 + 31 cards

5 5 Bogan, Mary Helen Shields,

see Family to LB - 4 + 9 cards see also LB to Family - 8 + 31 cards

5 5 Boggs, Tom -6,

see also LB to Boggs

5 5 Boie, Mildred,

see Atlantic Monthly -1

5 5 Bovie, Palmer -1 5 5 Bonner, Amy,

see Brooklyn Institute of Arts & Sciences/

see also Poetry -2

5 5 Bower, Warren -10

see also New York University

5 5 Bowers, Florence W.,

see Dutton & Co., Inc. -1

5 5 Booth, Marion McCarroll -2 5 5 Boyle, Katherine -4 5 5 Boynton, Grace -1 5 5 Bradbury, Dorothy E.,

see Iowa, State University of -1

5 5 Bradbury, Walter I.,

see Doubleday -1

5 5 Brandies, Lenora,

see Bard College -1

5 5 Brantley, Sheila -4,

see also Library of Congress

5 5 Brecker, Benna,

see Vassar College -2

5 5 Breit, Harvey,

see New York Times -5

5 5 Brewster, E.H.,

see Swarthmore -3

5 5 Brock, Marianne,

see Mount Holyoke -4

5 5 Brock, Margaret Bacon -4 5 5 Brooks, Paul,

see Houghton Mifflin Co. -3

5 5 Brooks, Roger L.

see East Texas State University -1

5 5 Brown, Francis,

see New York Times -5

5 5 Brown, Harry,

see New Yorker -5

5 5 Brown, M.,

see Jonathan Cape, Ltd. -1

5 5 Brown, Margaret B.,

see Radcliffe College -2

5 5 Brown, Merle E.,

see Iowa, State University of -2

5 5 Bruno, Virginia D. -2 5 5 Bruzzone, Guiseppe -1 5 5 Bryant, Mary L.,

see Little, Brown & Co. -1

5 5 Buchwald, Emilie,

see Mademoiselle -1

5 5 Bullock, Marie (Mrs. Hugh),

see Academy of American Poets -13

5 5 Bullock, Hugh,

see Academy of American Poets-2

5 5 Bueno, J.R. de la Torre,

see Knopf -2

5 5 Burnett, Hallie and Whit -1 telegram 5 5 Burnshaw, Stanley -1 5 5 Burto, William -1 5 5 Bush, Martin H.,

see Syracuse University -2

5 5 Bynner, Witter -5 5 6 Cahoon, Herbert -20 5 6 Cameron, Ruth E. -1 5 6 Canby, Henry S.,

see Saturday Review -1

5 6 Canby, Marion -1 5 6 Carmody, Francis,

see California, University of -1

5 6 Cargill, Oscar,

see New York University -2

5 6 Carrier, Constance -5 5 6 Carson, Lee,

see Mademoiselle -1

5 6 Carruth, Hayden,

see Poetry -2

5 6 Cartaini, Marguerite - 5 5 6 Carter, Albert Howard - 2,

see also Arkansas, University of

5 6 Casey M. Elizabeth,

see Middlebury College -1

5 6 Cecil, Robert,

see British Embassy -2

5 6 Cerf, Bennet A.,

see Random House -1

5 6 Celestia, Mary -1 5 6 Chambers, Tim -1 5 6 Champain, Phillippa,

see Times, London -1

5 6 Chapin, Katherine Garrison -1 (partial letter) 5 6 Chapman, Charlotte,

see New Yorker -1,

see also LB to Chapman

5 6 Chan, Rene,

see LB to Chan

5 6 Chase, Emma Service -18 5 6 Chase, Ned,

see World Magazine-1

5 6 Chatterji, N. -1 5 6 Cherrington, Edith -1 5 6 Clark, F. Howard,

see Regnery Co. -1

5 6 Clark, L.D.,

see Arizona, University of -1

5 6 Clark, LaVerne -1 5 6 Clark, Pearl (Mrs. Wallace) -1 5 6 Clarke, George Herbert,

see Queen's Quarterly -3

5 6 Clarke, Julia S. (Mrs. James) -1 5 6 Claybourne, Dorothy H. - 1 5 6 Clemens, Cyril,

see Twain Society -1

5 6 Clement, Marshall -2 5 6 Clifford, James L.,

see Columbia University -1

5 6 Cloud, Jeanette T.,

see Atlantic -1

5 6 Coad, Oral S.,

see Rutgers University -1

5 7 Coates, Carroll: Bonnie Chance Brantley -1 telegram 5 7 Coates, Carroll Turner -10 5 7 Coates, Robert -1 5 7 Cohan, Helen,

see Appleton-Century-Crofts -2

5 7 Cohn, Evangeline,

see Poetry: London-New York -1

5 7 Cole, William -4,

see also National Book Award

5 7 Collins, Alan P.,

see Curtis Born, Ltd. -1

5 7 Colum, Padraic -1 + 2 form ltrs 5 7 Colwell, Ernest Cadman,

see Chicago, University of-1

5 7 Commager, Henry S. -1 5 7 Commins, Jane,

see Random House -1

5 7 Conklin, Margaret,

see Macmillan Co. -1

5 7 Connelly, Evan.

see American Academy of Arts& Letters -1

5 7 Connelly, Kenneth,

see Smith College -2

5 7 Conner, Florence -1 5 7 Conried, Ellen -1 5 7 Cooley, Mary E.,

see Michigan, University of -1

5 7 Copland, Aaron,

see MacDowell Colony -5

5 7 Corner, Hester Ann -11,

see also Yale University

see also LB to Corner

5 7 Coulson, E.R., -1 5 7 Cowden, R.W.,

see Michigan, University of -12

5 7 Cowley, Malcolm -21,

see also Republic

see also LB to Cowley

5 7 Crane, R.S.,

see Chicago, University of -2

5 7 Crane, Josephine B. (Mrs. Murray) -1 5 7 Creel, George; William Hamilton Osborne; Fanny Heaship Lea,

see Authors' League of America -1

5 7 Crowley, Malcolm,

see LB to Crowley

 5 7 Crichton, K.W.,

see Scribner's Sons -2

5 7 Cundy, Rhonda -1 5 7 Cunningham, James V. -2 5 7 Currier, Ruth -1 5 7 Cuthbert, Margaret -2,

see also National Broadcasting Co., Inc.

5 8 Daggett, Malcolm D.,

see Phi Beta Kappa -1

5 8 Dakin, Rodney G -1 with note by LB on bottom 5 8 Damon, S. Foster,

see Brown University -1

5 8 Danby-Smith, Valerie,

see New Directions -1

5 8 Dash, Joan (Mrs. J. Gregory) -1 5 8 Dashiell, Alfred,

see P.E.N. Club -3

5 8 Davis, Robert Gorham - 1 5 8 Davidson, Eugene,

see Yale University -2

5 8 Davidson, Edward -1 5 8 De Bonze, M.F. - 1 5 8 Delafield, Eugene L. -1 5 8 DeKay, Drake,

see Academy of American Poets, -3

5 8 DeKay, George C.,

see Evans and Co. -1

5 8 Delteil, Caroline Dudley - 1 5 8 DesTombe, Michael,

see New York Times

see also Braziller -4

5 8 Deutsch, Babett -15 5 8 Devine, Mary,

see Bumpus, Ltd. -1

5 8 Diamant, Ruth Witt,

see San Francisco State College -1 + 1 telegram

5 8 Dickey, James -1 5 8 Dillon, George,

see Poetry -2 + 1 telegram

5 8 Dingman, Larry - 1 5 8 Donnelly, Nicholas A.,

see Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst -2 + 1 telegram (divorce lawyer)

5 8 Dore, Mrs. Clement J. -1 5 8 Downers, Alan S.,

see Princeton University -2

5 8 Drake, Leah Bodine -1 5 8 Drape, Carolyn -1 5 8 Drape, Nina -2 5 8 Dubester, Henry H.,

see Library of Congress-1

5 8 Duddy, Alice & Edward, -1 5 8 Duncan, Harry,

see Cummington Press -28

5 8 Duncan, Winifred - 1 5 8 Dunlap, Leslie W.,

see Library of Congress -1

5 8 Dupee, Frederick -24,

see Bard College

see also Miscellany/Partisan Review

5 8 Duston, Owen -1 5 8 Dyer, Richard,

see Colby College -1

5 9 Eaton, Charles Edward,

see Foreign Service of U.S.A. -3

5 9 Eberhart, Richard -3 5 9 Eberl, Galen,

see Poetry Center -2

5 9 Edel, Leon,

see American Academy of Arts & Letters -1

5 9 Eglinton, Charles -1 5 9 Einstein, Albert,

see Emergency Commission of Atomic Sciences -1

5 9 Ekstrom, Parmenia Migel -1 5 9 Eliot, Thomas Stearns -1 + 1 telegram 5 9 Ellis, Hannah C. -1 5 9 Ellis, Rosalie - 1 5 9 Engle, Paul,

see Louisiana State University -1

5 9 Ernst, Morris L.

see Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst -3,

see also LB to Ernst

5 9 Estill, Helen F.,

see Fairfax High School -1

5 9 Evans, Abbie Huston -13 5 9 Evans, Ernestine -2 5 9 Evans, Luther,

see Library of Congress -6

5 9 Evans, Walker -2 5 10 Fadiman, Clifton -5,

see also Simon & Schuster

5 10 Falk, Stanley L. -1 5 10 Farma, William J.,

see New York University -1

5 10 Farrar, John,

see P.E.N. -1

5 10 Farrell, Frances,

see New Yorker -2,

see also LB to Farrell

5 10 Faulkner, William,

see People-to-People Program -1

5 10 Feldkamp, Phyllis,

see Life -1

5 10 Ferguson, Otis,

see Republic -2

5 10 Field, Charles K.,

see National Broadcasting Company -1

5 10 Field, Sara Bard -3,

see also New Yorker

5 10 Filsinger, Sara Teasdale -3 5 10 Fischer, Marjorie,

see League of American Writers -3

5 10 Fiske, Dorothy B.,

see Harper & Brothers -1

5 10 Fister, Fern E.,

see Chicago, University of -1

5 10 Fitzgerald, Robert -2

see also LB to Fitzgerald

5 10 Fitzgerald, William,

see Anathema

5 10 Fletcher, Charlie May -4 5 10 Flanner, Hildegarde -2 5 10 Flanner, Janet -1,

see also New Yorker

5 10 Flashner, Amy,

see Harper & Brothers -2

5 10 Flexner, James Thomas,

see P.E.N. -1

5 10 Flynn, John T.,

see America First Committee. -1

5 10 Foley, Martha,

see Story -1

5 10 Ford, Janice Biala -4 5 10 Ford, Ford Madox - 1 signed pamphlet 5 10 Ford, Raymond Jr.,

see Kutztown State Coll. -1

5 10 Forsythe, James,

see Quakers -1

5 10 Fowlie, Wallace,

see Bennington College -5

see also Book Reviews, Belles-Lettres Editor, 1946-1947

5 10 Franklin, Danny -1 5 10 Franzita, Sister M.,

see St. Mary's College -5

5 10 Fredericks, C.M.,

see Banyan Press -2

5 10 Freeman, Stephan A.,

see Phi Beta Kappa -1

5 10 French, Reginald F.,

see Amherst College -2

5 10 Freund, Gerald,

see Rockefeller Foundation -1

5 10 Friar, Kimon,

see Y.M.H.A. -2

5 10 Friedman, Magda,

see Knopf -1

5 10 Friedman, N.S.,

see Liveright Publ. Corp. -1

5 11-12 Froom, Kathleen -72 5 11-12 Frost, Honor E.,

see Tate Gallery -1

5 11-12 Frost, Robert - 1 5 11-12 Fuller, Marion Cobb,

see Maine State Lib. -7

5 11-12 Fuller, Roy -1 5 13 Gallup, Donald,

see Yale University -6

5 13 Gannett, Guy P.,

see Gannett Publ. Co. -1

5 13 Gardner, Isabella,

see Poetry -2

5 13 Garrett, Susan (Mrs. George P.) -1 5 13 Garrigue, Jean -2 5 13 Gault, Katherine,

see New York University -4

5 13 Geffen, Felicia,

see American Academy of Arts& Letters -5

5 13 Getchell, Everett L.,

see Boston University -2

5 13 Ghiselin, Brewster,

see Utah, University of -2

5 13 Gibbs, Wolcott,

see New Yorker -7,

see also LB to Gibbs

5 13 Gibson, Alice M.B.,

see New York Public Library -1

5 13 Gibson, Margaret,

see Mount Holyoke Coll. -1

5 13 Gilkyson, Bernice Kenyon (Mrs. Walter) -1 5 13 Gill, Brendon,

see New Yorker -1

5 13 Gillmor, Vaun,

see Yale University -3

5 13 Ginsberg, Allen -1 5 13 Giroux, Robert,

see Farrar, Straus & Giroux -12

5 13 Glaser, John F.,

see Phi Beta Kappa -1

5 13 Goldbeck, Cecil,

see Coward-McCann, Inc. -1

5 13 Golden, Samuel,

see American Artists Group -1

5 13 Goll, Claire -8 5 13 Goll, Ivan -8 + 1 card 5 13 Gomme, Laurence -3 5 13 Gooch, Robert C.,

see Library of Congress -3

5 13 Goodman, William B.,

see Harcourt, Brace & World -1

5 13 Goodson, W.C. -4 5 13 Gordon, Caroline -6 5 13 Gotlieb, Howard,

see Boston University -1

5 13 Gould, Helen,

see Congress of Industrial Organizations -1

5 13 Gould, Raphael,

see Compassionate Arts -1

5 13 Graf, Hansjorg,

see Piper & Co. -1

5 13 Grant, Mildred B. -3 5 13 Gray, C.H.,

see Bard College -1

5 13 Green, Elizabeth,

see Mount Holyoke Coll. -4

5 13 Greenberg, Clement -3,

see also Contemporary Jewish Record

 5 13 Greene, Louise -1 5 13 Greenstein, Milton,

see New Yorker -1

5 13 Gregor, Arthur -3,

see also Macmillan Co.

5 13 Gregory, Horace -1 5 13 Gregory, Marya -1 5 13 Grigoriff, James -1 5 13 Grigoriff, Lucy -2 5 13 Grumbach, Doris -1 5 13 Gueterman, Erika -1 + 3 poems 5 13 Gunn, Janet,

see Regnery Co. -1

5 13 Gunn, Thom -1 6 1 Hacker, Hans,

see New York Enthusiasts, Inc. -1

6 1 Hague, Robert A.,

see New Yorker -9

6 1 Haight, Gordon S.,

see Yale University -2

6 1 Haight, Mary (Mrs. Gordon S.),

see Yale -1

6 1 Hall, Bert H.,

see Houghton College -1

6 1 Halle, Hilde,

see Mount Holyoke College -1

6 1 Ham, Rosewell G. -3

see Mount Holyoke College;

see also Yale

6 1 Handler, Jerome -

see Greenbaum, Wolff, & Ernst -3

6 1 Hanover, Harry,

see Writer's League Against Lynching -1

6 1 Hanson, George,

see Olivet College -1

6 1 Hanson, Pauline,

see Yaddo -1

6 1 Haraszti, Zoltan -11 6 1 Hardy, Naomi -1 6 1 Harris, Marguerite (Mrs. M) -2 6 1 Harris, Victor,

see Brandeis University

see also LB to Harris

6 1 Hart, A.L., Jr.,

see Macmillan Co. -2

6 1 Hart, Henry,

see Equinox -1

6 1 Hart, Richard H.,

see Pratt Free Library -1

6 1 Harter, Emily,

see Harrison Smith & Robert Haas -1

6 1 Hartman, Catherine,

see Atheneum -1

6 1 Hartl, León -1 card 6 1 Harvey, Dorothy Dudley -7 6 1 Harvey, W.L. -2 6 1 Hastings, William T.,

see Phi Beta Kappa -2

6 1 Hatfield, W. Wilbur,

see English Journal -7,

see also LB to Hatfield

6 1 Hawkins, A. Desmond,

see Purpose -1

6 1 Haycroft, Howard; Stanley Kunitz,

see Wilson, Co. -1

6 1 Haycroft, Howard -1 6 1 Haydn, Hiram,

see American Scholar -4

see also LB to Haydn

6 1 Healy, James A. -1 6 1 Heath, Charles, Regnery -1 6 1 Hecht, Rose (Mrs. Ben) -1 6 1 Heckethorn, Barbara,

see Macmillan Co. -1

6 1 Heilman, Robert B.,

see Washington, University of -6, + 1 telegram

6 1 Heinz, Bernard Jr.,

see Boston Public Library -3

6 1 Helmer, Rufina (Mrs. William F.) -108, + 79 notes and cards.

see LB to Helmer

6 1 Hemley, Cecil,

see Farrar, Straus & Giroux -1

6 1 Henderson, Leon -1 6 1 Herring, Dorothy C. -1 6 1 Hersey, John -1 6 1 Hess, Thomas B.,

see Art News -1

6 1 Hertoff, Nat -1 6 1 Hewitt, Harry -2 6 1 Hewlett, Horace W.,

see Amherst College -1

6 2 Hightower, John B.

see New York State Council on the Arts -2

6 2 Hill, Lewis -2,

see also California, University of / LB to Hill

6 2 Hill, Robert W.,

see New York Public Library -1

6 2 Hillyer, Dorothy,

see Houghton Mifflin Co -1

6 2 Hillyer, Robert -3 6 2 Hinden, Jacqueline Froom,

see Froom

6 2 Hindus, Milton,

see Brandeis University -2

6 2 Hnizdovsky, Jacques - 5 6 2 Hochman, Sandra -1 6 2 Hoffman, Davis,

see Swarthmore College -4

6 2 Hoffman, Frederick J.,

see Wisconsin, University of -1

6 2 Hogue, Caroline Gordon (Mrs. Richard) -27 6 2 Hogue, Richard -1 6 2 Holden, Arthur C. -6 + copy ltr. from Lewis Mumford to Arthur Holden 6 2 Holden, Frances -3 6 2 Holden, Marian -1 6 2 Holden, Raymond - 75,

see LB to Family - 74

6 2 Holland, Richard D.,

see Farrar, Straus & Giroux -1

6 2 Holliday, Terrence (?) -2 6 2 Hollister, Howard -2 6 2 Holmes, John -6 6 2 Hone, (?) J.M. -2 6 2 Horner, Joyce,

see Mount Holyoke -2

6 2 Horton, Nancy,

see Macmillan Co -2

6 2 Howard, Frances Minturn -1 6 2 Howe, Thalia -1 6 2 Howes, Barbara - 3 6 2 Howson, Ben (?) -1 6 3 Hubbell, Lindley -56, + 2 telegrams, 3 cards, 28 pp. Poetry 6 4 Hudson, David -2 + 1 telegram 6 4 Hudson, Richard B.,

see Indiana University -4

6 4 Huffler, Dudley -1 6 4 Huling, Betty -4 6 5-7 Humphries, Rolfe -96 + poem 6 8 Humphreys, John R.,

see Columbia University -2

6 8 Hutchins, Robert M.,

see Chicago University -2

6 8 Iden, V. Gilmore,

see Bureau of National Affairs

6 8 Ildephonse, Sister Mary,

see Mount Mercy College -1

6 8 Ingraham, Alan,

see Harcourt, Brace & World-1

6 8 Ivker, Barry,

see Pennsylvania, University of -1

6 8 Jacob, Hilda McLeod,

see Maine State Library -6

6 8 Jacobi, Lotte - 1 6 8 Jacobsen, Thorkild,

see Chicago, University of -1

6 8 Jarrell, Randall -4,

see also Nation

6 8 Jenkin, T.P.,

see California University of -2 + LB to Jenkin

6 8 Johnson, Harold -1 6 8 Johnson, Richard Colles,

see Yale University -1

6 8 Johnson, Thomas H. -1 6 8 Jones, Mario (?) -1 + poem 6 8 Jones, Catharine,

see Bennington College -1

6 8 Jones, Llewellyn - 2 + envelopes, 2 postcards 6 8 Jorgensen, Paul A.,

see California, University of -1

6 8 Josephson, Hannah,

see American Academy of Arts & Letters -4

6 8 Justema, Billy -1 6 9 Karpf, Lila,

see Farrar, Straus & Giroux -2 carbons

6 9 Kazin, Alfred,

see Republic -2

6 9 Kemp, Edward,

see Oregon, University of -2

6 9 Kendall, George M.,

see MacDowell -8

6 9 Keenan, George F.,

see American Academy of Arts & Letters -1

6 9 Kennedy, John Fitzgerald -1 + 2 telegrams 6 9 Kerouac, Jack -1 6 9 Kimball, Elizabeth -1 6 9 King, Marion,

see New York Society Library -1

6 9 Kinnell, Galway -2 6 9 Kirchway, Freda,

see Nation -2

6 9 Kitamura, Tatsuzo -1 6 9 Kizer, Carolyn -3;

see Washington, University of see also National Foundation on Arts & Humanities

6 9 Klein, Arthur Luce,

see Spoken Arts -1

6 9 Klein, Jacob,

see Saint John's College -2

6 9 Knapp, Marjorie,

see New England Poetry Club -1

6 9 Knopf, Alfred,

see Knopf -1

6 9 Koenig, John -2 6 9 Kolb, Gwin J.,

see Chicago, University of -1

6 9 Kolodney, William, YMHA -1 6 9 Kootz, Samuel M. -3 6 9 Koshland, William A.,

see Knopf -2

6 9 Kracke, Virginia, L. -

see Chicago, University of -3

6 9 Kray, Elizabeth - 5,

see Craymore Association, Inc. see also Academy of American Poets

6 9 Kronenberger, Louis,

see Brandeis -1

6 9 Kubly (?), Herbert "Nick" -1 6 9 Kunitz, Stanley - 1 + carbon Kunitz to Kolodney,

see also LB to Kunitz

6 9 Kurshan, Daniel L. -1 6 10 LaFaye, Christopher -1 6 10 Laidlaw, Louise Burton,

see Academy of American Poets -1

6 10 LaLiberte, Patricia,

see Regnery -1

6 10 Lange, Victor,

see Cornell -5

6 10 Langland, Joseph,

see Massachusetts Review -2

6 10 Larsson, R.E.F. to T. Roethke -1 6 10 Latimer, Ronald Lane,

see Alcestis Press -2

6 10 Laughlin, James,

see New Directions -5

6 10 Lawrence, Seymour -1 6 10 Lawz, Italia -1 6 10 Leary, Paris -1 6 10 Lechlitner, Ruth -4 6 10 Lee, Isobel,

see Steuben Glass _6 + broadside of "The Dragon Fly"

6 10 Lee, Lawrence -2,

see Virginia Quarterly Rev./Magazine of the Yr. '47

6 10 Lee, Marshall,

see Libra Inc. -1

6 10 Lee, Rosa (?) -1 6 10 Lehman, Tenny Kelley (Mrs. Thomas H.) -6 6 10 Leighton, Josephine,

see Guggenheim -6

6 10 Lemay, Harding,

see Knopf -1

6 10 Lenhart, Charmez -1 + ltr. addressed to Marianne Moore 6 10 Lerner, Max,

see P.M. Daily -1

6 10 Lessum Jeanne -1 6 10 Levy, Leonard W.,

see Brandeis -3

6 10 Lewis, C. Day -1 6 10 Lewis, May -1 6 10 Lewis, Nell Battle (?) -1 6 10 Lieberman, Ben -1 (partial) 6 10 Limmer, Ruth -16 6 10 Littlefield, Lester,

see LB to Littlefield

6 10 Llewellyn, F.M.,

see Times, London -1

6 10 Lobrano, G.S.,

see New Yorker -1

6 10 Long, J.C.,

see Century Association -1

6 10 Louchheim, Kathleen Scofield -8 6 10 Lovett, Robert Morss -1 6 10 Lowe, James -1 6 10 Lowell, Robert,

see Library of Congress -5

6 10 Lowry, W. McNeil,

see Ford Foundation -5

 6 10 Loy, J. Robert,

see Hobart and William Smith Colleges -1

6 10 Lucas, Frances,

see Hudson Bay Co. -1

6 10 Lutz, Caroline S. -1 6 10 Lyon, Pamela,

see Calder Ltd. -1

6 10 Lynes, Russell -6,

see also MacDowell

6 11 Maas, Willard -1 6 11 Mabon, John Scott,

see Michigan, University of -1

6 11 McAllister, Claire Raiguel -1 6 11 MacBeth, George,

see British Broadcasting Co. -1

6 11 McBride, Robert M.,

see McBride & Co. -1

6 11 McCaslin, Ann L.,

see University Microfilm -1

6 11 McCormick, Ken,

see Doubleday -10,

see also Box 16, Folder 28

6 11 MacDonald, Dwight -13

see New Yorker see also Partisan Review see also League for Cultural Freedom & Socialism

6 11 MacDowell, Mrs. Edward,

see MacDowell -1

6 11 McElroy, Walter -1 6 11 McFadden, Frances -1 6 11 McFall, Wilfred M. -1 6 11 McGhee, Paul A.,

see New York University -4

6 11 MacGregor, Robert,

see New Directions -4

6 11 Machnic, Helen -1 6 11 MacHugh, Vincent -1 6 11 Macintosh, Hugh S. -1 6 11 MacIntyre, C.F. -3 6 11 MacKaye, Percy -1 6 11 McKelway, St.C.,

see New Yorker -8,

see also LB to McKelway

6 11 McKenna, Rosalie Thorne -1 6 11 MacLeish, Archibald -6,

see also Library of Congress see also LB to MacLeish

6 11 MacLeod, Norman -1 6 11 MacShane, Frank -5

see Williams/Columbia

6 11 MacVeagh, Eames,

see Bookfellows Club -1

6 11 Malamud, Bernard,

see Bennington College -1

6 11 Mandel, David - 16 6 11 Mangione, Jerre,

see Pennsylvania, University of -2

6 11 Marke, Pamela,

see New York Times -1

6 11 Marks, Jeannette,

see Mount Holyoke -3

6 11 Marquis, A.N.,

see Marquis Co. -1

6 11 Marshall, Margaret -68,

see also Nation

6 11 Marston, Florence B.,

see Authors' League of America -1

6 11 Matchett, William H.,

see Washington, University of -1

6 11 Mather, Kirtley F.,

see Phi Beta Kappa -2

6 11 Matheson, William,

see Washington, University of -1

6 11 Mathews, Jackson -6,

see Washington, University of -1

6 11 Mathias, James F.,

see Guggenheim Memorial Foundation -3

6 11 Martz, Louis L.,

see Yale University -1

6 11 Mayberry, George,

see Republic -1

6 11 Mayer, Elizabeth -15

see Regnery

6 11 Mayer, Erich -1 6 11 Mayo, Gertrude -1 6 11 Maxwell, Emily,

see New Yorker -4

6 11 Maxwell, William - 2,

see New Yorker -153;

see also LB to Maxwell 120 + 7 notes, 2 telegrams, 7 secondary

6 12 Mellquist, Jerome -2 6 12 Mendenhall, Thomas C.,

see Smith College

6 12 Menninger, Karl A., M.D. -2 6 12 Meredith, Bill -1 6 12 Merrell, Marion Clinch Calkins (Mrs. Mark) -4 6 12 Merwin, W.S. -1 6 12 Metcalfe, Evelyn Scott (Mrs. John) -1 6 12 Metcalfe, John -3 6 12 Myer, Gerard Previn -1 6 12 Meynell, Viola Dallyn -4 6 12 Middleton, Scudder,

see Tomorrow -6

6 12 Miles, (?) Josephine -1 6 12 Miller, Marvin A.,

see Arkansas, University -1

6 12 Miller, William E.,

see Pennsylvania -1

6 12 Millay, Edna St. Vincent -2 6 12 Millet, Fred B. -3,

see Chicago University of/Wesleyan

 6 12 Miner, Dwight C.,

see Phi Beta Kappa -3

6 12 Minot, Walter S. -1 6 12 Mitchell, Susanna Valentine -1 6 13 Moe, Henry Allen,

see Guggenheim -58

6 13 Monroe, Harriet,

see Poetry -15

6 13 Moore, Douglas,

see American Academy of Arts & Letters -3

6 13 Moore, Geoffrey -7 6 13 Moore, John Warner -2 6 13 Moore, Marianne -38

Note: included with Moore correspondence is a copy of A Face: A Poem (Cummington, Mass.: Cummington Press for the New Colophon, 1949).

 6 13 Moore, Merrill, M.D. -1 6 13 Morehead, Lucia,

see American Scholar -2

6 13 Morehouse, Wars,

see Poetry: New York-London -1

6 13 Morgan, Betty,

see Rinehart -1

6 13 Morland, Dorothy,

see Institute of Contemporary Arts -2

6 13 Morris, Alice S.,

see Bazaar -2

6 13 Morris, Glyn -1 6 13 Mosely, Eleanor R.,

see Boston University -1 + 1 telegram

6 13 Moseley, Hardwick,

see Houghton Mifflin -1,

see also LB to Moseley

6 13 Moser, Mary Churchill,

see Radcliffe -1

6 13 Moss, Howard - 2,

see New Yorker -1,

see LB to Moss - 1

6 13 Moss, Stanley,

see New American Library -1

6 13 Mottram, Eric,

see London, University of -1

6 13 Mueller, Robert,

see Poetry -1

6 13 Mumford, Quincy,

see Library of Congress -2

6 14 Nageley, John W. Jr. -1 6 14 Nardi, Marcia -4 6 14 Neff, Emery -1 6 14 Nelson, Ellen,

see Lyman Hunt Jr. H.S. -1

6 14 Nemerov, Howard,

see Library of Congress -1

6 14 Nesheim, Kenneth M.,

see Yale University -2

6 14 Newell, Mrs. J.P. -1 6 14 Nicholl, Louise Townsend -13,

see also Dutton

6 14 Nicholson, Margaret,

see Farrar, Straus, Giroux -1

6 14 Nicholson, Mollie Davis,

see Nat. Society of Arts & Letters -1

6 14 Nohrnberg, Agnes,

see Stanford University -3

6 14 Norman, Dorothy,

see Twice a Year -2

6 14 Noyes, Russell,

see Indiana University -1

see also LB to Noyes

6 15 O'Brien, Justin,

see Columbia University -2

6 15 O'Connell, Ivan -1 6 15 O'Connor, Frank -1 mimeo copy 6 15 Odegaard, Charles D.,

see Washington, University of -1

6 15 Odle, Rose I., -4 6 15 Ogburn, William F. -1 note 6 15 O'Gorman, Ned,

see Compassionate Arts

6 15 Oliver, Edith,

see New Yorker -3

6 15 O'Neill, John Drew -1 6 15 Ostroff, Anthony -1 6 15 Owens, Ella E. -1 6 15 Owen, Peter,

see Owen, Ltd. -4

6 15 Owens, William A.,

see Columbia -2

7 1 Page, Gertrude W., -2 7 1 Paradis, Marjorie B.,

see Pen and Brush -1

7 1 Paris, James -3 7 1 Parker, Alice D., (Mrs. John C.) -1 7 1 Pasanen, Jane,

see Macmillan Co. -1

7 1 Pasche, Sylvie -165,

see also LB to Pasche

7 1 Patchen, Kenneth -1 7 1 Patterson, Donald G.,

see Library of Congress -2

7 1 Pearce, Charles -3,

see New Yorker /Harcourt, Brace and World,

see LB to Pearce

7 1 Pearson, Norman Holmes -13 7 1 Peck, Elizabeth Kelley -1 7 1 Peck, George A.,

see Wayne University -1

7 1 Pelletier, Peter -1 7 1 Perdue, James E.,

see Phi Beta Kappa -1

7 1 Pequignot, Judith -1 7 1 Perkins, Dexter,

see Salzburg Seminar -5

7 1 Peterson, Houston,

see Cooper Union -2

7 1 Pezet, A. Washington,

see American Artists Group -1

7 2 Phelps, Mary -43 7 3 Phelps, Robert -63,

see also Braziller, Inc.

7 4 Pierce, Phoebe -1,

see also LB to Pierce

7 4 Pollard, C.A.,

see Doubleday & Co. -1

7 4 Pomeroy, Ralph -4 + poem 7 4 Pond, Emily,

see New Yorker -1

7 4 Porter, Katherine Anne -1 7 4 Pound, Ezra to Mrs. Bullock,

see Academy of American Poets -1 carbon

7 4 Poundstone, Bruce, M.D. -1 7 4 Powdermaker, Hortense -6 7 4 Power, Eugene,

see University Microfilm -1

7 4 Prentice, P.I.,

see Time -1

7 4 Preston, John -1 7 4 Prim, Mary -5 7 4 Proskauer, Jenny R., Dr. -1 7 4 Pryce-Jones, Alan,

see Times, London -2

7 5 Quiers, Pamela W.,

see Kraus Reprint Corp. -1

7 5 Rago, Henry,

see Poetry -3

7 5 Rahv, Phillip,

see Partisan Review -6

7 5 Rakosky, Irene,

see Sloane Assoc., Inc. -1

7 5 Ransom, John,

see Kenyon Review -1

7 5 Ratchford, Fannie,

see Texas, University of -1

 7 5 Ray, Gordon N.,

see Guggenheim -9

7 5 Raymond, Gene -1 7 5 Regnery, Henry,

see Regnery -15

7 5 Reid, Joan Scott-Tallman -1 7 5 Reis, Lincoln,

see LB to Reis

7 5 Rexroth, Kenneth -2 7 5 Rice, Elmer L., -1 7 5 Rice, Mollie Craig -1 7 5 Richards, Dorothy -1 7 5 Richman, Robert,

see Institute of Contemporary Arts -4

7 5 Riding, Laura -3

see LB to Riding

7 5 Ridge, Lola -1 7 5 Rieckhoff, Maxine,

see Reilly & Lee Co. -2

7 5 Riley, Elizabeth M.,

see Cosmopolitan Club -1

7 5 Riodam, Mary A. -1 7 5 Ricke, Grace H., + poem 7 5 Rittenhouse M.,

see Post -1

7 5 Robb, Frances,

see Phi Beta Kappa -8

7 5 Robb, Marilyn,

see American Peoples Encyclopedia -1

7 5 Robb, Margaret,

see Colorado, University of -1

7 5 Roberts, Lester -1,

see LB to Roberts

7 5 Robins, Mary Louise,

see Arizona, University of -5

7 5 Robinson, Alice Wade,

see American Girl -1

7 5 Rodman, Selden -10 7 6 Roethke, Beatrice -9 7 6 Roethke, Theodore -44, 3 telegrams + poems, 1 card 7 7 Rogers, W.G. -1 7 7 Rogers, Anne Bakewell -5,

see also Partisan Review

7 7 Roget, Elizabeth -1,

see also Pasche

7 7 Roloff, Michael -3 7 7 Rorem, Ned -1 7 7 Rorty, James,

see WEVD -1

7 7 Rose, Phyllis -1 7 7 Rosenburg, Harold,

see Longview Foundation -1

7 7 Rothenberg, L.,

see LB to Rothenberg

7 7 Roux, Dominique de -1 7 7 Rowe, Jeanne,

see Brazillier -1

7 7 Rowse, A.L. -2 7 7 Rubin, Louis D. Jr.,

see Hollins College -1

7 7 Rugg, Harold G.,

see Dartmouth College -1

7 7 Runyon, A. Milton,

see Doubleday -1

7 7 Runyon, John B. -1 7 7 Russ, Elmo -2 7 7 Russell, Anne -1 7 7 Russell, Peter -1 7 7 Rust, Dorothy -1 7 7 Ryan, William F. -1 telegram 7 8 Sachar, A.L.

see Brandeis -2

7 8 Saintonge, Constance (Mrs. Paul),

see Mount Holyoke -5

7 8 Salomon, I.L. -1 7 8 Sanesi, Roberto -3 7 8 Sargent, John,

see Doubleday -2;

see also Box 16, folder 28

7 8 Sarton, May - 101,

see also next folder

7 9-10 Sarton, May (continued) - 76 + poetry 7 9-10 Scannell, Maidie Alexander,

see Family to Louise Bogan - 36 + 40 cards see also Louise Bogan to Family - 151 + 121 cards

7 11 Schaefer, Josephine -6 7 11 Scollard, Jessie B. Rittenhouse -1 7 11 Schlesinger, Arthur Jr. -1 7 11 Schlesinger, Bruno,

see Saint Mary's College -2

7 11 Schneider, Nina -2 7 11 Schneps, Maurice,

see Today's Japan -1

7 11 Schott, Webster -2,

see also Hallmark Cards

7 11 Schulberg, Lucille -4 7 11 Schubert, David -2 7 11 Schubert, Judith Ehre -5 7 11 Schulman, Anabel,

see Brooklyn College -1

7 11 Schulman, Frances,

see Girls Latin School -1

7 11 Schuster, M. Lincoln,

see Simon & Schuster -1

7 11 Scott, Catherine S.,

see Columbia -1

7 11 Scott, Phillip A.,

see: Shelley Memorial Award -2 + carbon from Scott to Louise Nicholl

 7 11 Seager, Allan -6 7 11 Seiffert, Marjorie Allen, (Mrs. Otto) -1 + 2 letters to Raymond Holden 7 11 Seldon, Edward -2 7 11 Selig, Minnie Goldman -1 7 11 Sewall, Richard B. -1 7 11 Shane, William and Cecile -1 card 7 11 Shane, Joseph B.,

see Swarthmore College -1

7 11 Shapiro, Evelyn Katz (Mrs. Karl) -4 7 11 Shapiro, Karl -15,

see also Library of Congress/Poetry

7 11 Shattuck, L.R. Jr.,

see Academy of American Poets -1

7 11 Shaw, Harry,

see Harpers & Bros. -2

7 11 Shaw, Wilfred B.,

see Michigan -1

7 11 Shawn, William

see New Yorker -16 + 1 telegram

7 11 Shek, Patricia Turnbull (Mrs. John L.),

see Roethke Mem. Foundation -3

7 11 Shelly, Mary J.,

see Bennington College -1

7 11 Shelton, Richard W.,

see Arizona, University of -3

7 11 Sherwood, Robert E.,

see Nation -3

7 11 Shuman, I.K.,

see New Yorker -2,

see also LB to Shuman

7 12 Sias, Garrett K. 7 12 Sikes, Robert -1 7 12 Simon, Peter D.,

see Regnery -1

7 12 Simons, James A. -1 7 12 Sitek, Joseph P. -1 7 12 Smith, Barbara Howes (Mrs. William Jay) -41;

see Chimera see also LB to Smith

7 12 Smith, Harrison,

see Saturday Review -1 + carbon Canto 78 by Ezra Pound

7 12 Smith, Russell F.W.,

see New York University -2

7 12 Smith, William Jay -14

see also Library of Congress

7 12 Snell, Ada L.F.,

see Mount Holyoke College -5

7 12 Snow, Edith -1 7 13 Soellner, Rolf,

see Kansas State University -1

7 13 Solotaroff, Theodore - 4;

see World Journal Tribune / New American Library

7 13 Soskin, William,

see Howell, Soskin Pub. -4

7 13 Spacks, Barry -1 7 13 Sparrow, Frederick K.,

see Dartmouth -1

7 13 Spears, Monroe K.,

see South, University of -2

7 13 Spencer, Theodore,

see Harvard University -4 + 1 telegram

7 13 Spieth, Herman T.,

see California -4,

see also LB to Spieth

7 13 Stagg, Carolyn Willyoung,

see Knopf -1

7 13 Stanford, Donald E.,

see Louisiana State University -1

7 13 Starbuck, George - 2,

see Iowa, University of -3

7 13 Starbuck, Philip N.,

see Regnery -5

7 13 Stark, Carol -1 7 13 Stark, Ruth,

see Holt & Company -1

7 13 Starkie, Enid -12 + 2 cards 7 13 Stearns, Harold -4 + 1 telegram 7 13 Steele, Kay,

see Gotham -1

7 13 Steinberg, Edith (Mrs. Milton),

see Brandeis -4

7 13 Stevens, George,

see Saturday Review -1

7 13 Stevens, Roger L.,

see National Foundation on Arts & Humanities -1

7 13 Stevenson, William E.,

see Oberlin College -1

7 13 Stewart, Donald Ogden,

see League of American Writers -1

7 13 Stillman, Frances -1 7 13 Stirling, Brents,

see Washington, University of -1

7 13 Stowe, Lyman Beecher -1 7 13 Stratton, Samuel S.,

see Middlebury -1

7 13 Straus, Roger W.,

see Farrar, Straus & Giroux -1

7 13 Strozier, Robert M.,

see Chicago -1

7 13 Strube, William F.,

see Regnery -3

7 13 Sturtevant, Reginald H.,

see Colby College -1

7 13 Sugrue, Thomas -1 7 13 Sund, Robert -1 + poem 7 13 Swallow, Alan -1 7 13 Swan, Emma -1 7 13 Sward, Diane -1 7 13 Sward, Robert -5 + poems 7 13 Sweeney, Francis Rev. S.J.,

see Boston College -1

7 13 Sweeney, James Johnson,

see MacDowell -2

7 13 Swenson, May -2

see also New Directions

7 13 Swift, Otis Peabody,

see Life -1

7 13 Swing, Raymond -1 7 13 Seymour, Charles,

see Yale University -1

8 1 Taggard, Genevieve,

see League of American Writers -1

8 1 Talcott, H. Louise -1 8 1 Talma, Louise -3 8 1 Tambimutto, T.,

see Poetry: London-New York -8

8 1 Tanasso, Elda -1 8 1 Tarbell, Ida M.,

see Pen & Brush -1 co-signed by Helen Croy Bliss;

see also LB to Tarbell

8 1 Tate, Allen - 33,

see also Library of Congress, North Carolina, University of, LB to Tate

8 1 Tate, Caroline,

see Caroline Gordon

8 1 Tate, James -1 8 1 Tate, Lisa H.,

see Bennington -3

8 1 Taylor, Davidson,

see Columbia -1

8 1 Taylor, Harold,

see Sarah Lawrence College -3

8 1 Taylor, Sarah Wingate -1 8 1 Terland, Helge -1 8 1 Terry, D.E.,

see New Yorker -1

8 1 Theedy, Morgan M. -1 8 1 Theobald, Katherine,

see Stackpole Sons -2

8 1 Thompson, Mildred -2 8 1 Thompson, William G. -1 8 1 Thorp, Willard -4,

see also Princeton;

see also Box 16, Folder 28

8 1 Thwaite, Anthony -2 + telephone message 8 1 Todd, Ruthven -1 8 1 Torrence, Olivia (Mrs. Ridgely) -1 8 1 Torrence, Ridgely -8,

see also Republic

8 1 Townsend, Mary,

see Yaddo -1

8 1 Tracy, Virginia -5 8 1 Traulson, Rita (Mrs. Harry) -1 8 1 Travers, Louise -1 8 1 Trilling, Diana -1 8 1 Trotter, Massen -1 8 2 Troy, Leonie Adams (Mrs. William) -38 8 2 Troy, William -2 8 2 Traux, R. Hawley,

see New Yorker -7

8 2 Tucker, James,

see Harcourt Brace & World -7

8 2 Tullier, C.F. Jr.,

see Times Picayune Pub. Co -1

8 2 Tworkov, Frank -2 8 3 Udell, Geraldine -1 8 3 Untermeyer, Jean Starr - 1 8 3 Untermeyer, Louis -6

see also Library of congress

8 3 Urban, Elsie Sadacca -1 8 3 VanDoren, Carl -2 8 3 VanDoren, Mark -3 8 3 VanGelder, Robert -1 telegram 8 3 VanO'Connor, William,

see Minnesota, University of -7

8 3 VanOrden, Bianca -1 8 3 Viereck, Peter -3 8 3 Villa, Jose Garcia -6 8 4 Wachman, Marvin,

see Salzburg Seminar -2

8 4 Wachstein, Beata E.,

see New Yorker -1

8 4 Wainwright, Alexander D.,

see Princeton -2

8 4 Walker, (?), Ann,

see New York Times -1

8 4 Wall, James H., M.D. -13 8 4 Walton, Eda Lou -4 8 4 Wang, Richard P, M.D. -1 + poem 8 4 Warren, Austin,

see Boston University -1

8 4 Warren , Robert Penn -6,

see also Library of Congress

8 4 Washburn, Abbott,

see United States Info. Agency -1

8 4 Waters, James L. -1 8 4 Weaver, Edith Coulden -1 8 4 Webb, Nancy Bill -1 card 8 4 Weber, Carl J.,

see Colby College - 3 + genealogical chart on Henry James

8 4 Weeks, Edward,

see Atlantic -9

8 4 Weinstock, Herbert,

see Knopf -1

8 4 Weiss, Theodore,

see Bard College -4

8 4 Welch, Livingston -1 8 5 Wescott, Glenway -41, 2 telegrams,

see also: American Academy of Arts & Letters - 1

8 6 Wessels, Elizabeth -1 8 6 West, Mary S., (Mrs. Robert Nias)

see MacDowell -1

8 6 West, Muriel -2 8 6 West, Ray B. Jr.,

see Kansas -2, 1 telegram

8 6 Wharton, Don,

see New Yorker -5

8 6 Whedon, J.O.,

see New Yorker -1,

see LB to Whedon

8 6 Wheelock, Dorothy,

see Bazaar -1

8 6 Wheelock, John Hall -151,

see also Scribner's

8 6 Wheelock, Phyllis -1 8 6 Whitaker, Rogers,

see New Yorker -11,

see LB to Whitaker

8 6 White, [E. B.] Andrew,

see New Yorker -4 + 4 cards,

see LB to White, A.

8 6 White, Eric W.,

see Poetry Book Society -1

8 6 White, Katherine S. - 1,

see New Yorker -87,

see also LB to White, K.

8 6 Whiting, Caroline,

see Nation -1

8 6 Widdemer, Margaret -10, 4 cards 8 7 Wieck, Fred -6,

see Chicago, University of / Regnery

8 7 Wierzynski, Casimir & Halina -1 telegram 8 7 Wilbur, Richard -3 + 3 cards 8 7 Wilder, Charlotte -31 8 7 Wilder, Isabel -13 8 7 Wilkie, Margot Louise -1 8 7 Williams, Galen,

see Poetry Center -5

8 7 Williams. John A., -1 + carbon Williams to Douglas Moore 8 7 Williams, Oscar -1 8 7 Williams, Paul,

see Cummington Press -17

8 7 Williams, William Carlos -1 carbon to James T. Babb

see Yale

8 7 Willis, Jerry Lee -2 8 7 Willit, Paul,

see Oxford University Press

8 8 Wilson, Edmund -78 + 8 poems, 9 drawings 8 9 Wilson, Margaret Canby -1 8 9 Winnick, Harriet -2 8 9 Winslow, Ann,

see Wyoming -1

8 9 Winters, Arthur Ivor -11 8 9 Winters, Janet Lewis -17 + poem 8 9 Wise, Louise (Mrs. Stephen S.),

see American Jewish Congress (Women's Division) -1

8 9 Witt, Margaret A.,

see Stephens College -1

8 9 Witt-Diamant, Ruth,

see San Francisco State College -5

8 9 Wivel, Ole,

see Gyldendal -1

8 9 Wiowode, L. -1 + poem 8 9 Witt, Napier,

see LB to Witt

8 9 Wong, Lai-Ngau N.,

see Chicago, University of -1

8 9 Woodward, Eveleen -3

see also MacDowell

8 9 Wright, Benjamin F.,

see Smith College -1

8 9 Wright, James -1 8 9 Wright, Mary D.,

see Post -1

8 10 Yarmolinsky, Avrahm -1 8 10 Yeats, Elizabeth -1 8 10 Yellen, Samuel,

see Indiana University -1

8 10 York, Walter Wynn,

see Olivet College -4

8 10 Young, Herrick B.,

see Western College for Women -2

8 10 Young, Marguerite -1 8 10 Young, Stark,

see Republic -2

9 1 Zabel, Morton D. -35 (18 undated) (1934-1938) 9 2 Zabel, Morton D. -50 (1939) 9 3 Zabel, Morton D. - 69 1940-1942 9 4 Zabel, Morton D. -81 1943-1948 9 5 Zabel, Morton D. -82 1950-1957 9 6 Zabel, Morton D. -28 1958-1964

see LB to Zabel

9 6 Zabriske, George -1 + card 9 6 Ziffin, Marilyn -2 + card 9 6 Zoffer, Berthold - 1 Sub-section B: Incoming Business Correspondence 10 1 Academy of American Poets - 26 letters, + announcements and invitations 10 2 Alcestis Press - 2 letters 10 2 American Artists Group - 2 letters 10 3 American Academy of Arts & Letters/National Institute of Arts & Letters - 34 letters, announcements, invitations and minutes 10 4 America First Committee - 1 letter 10 4 American Girl Magazine - 1 letter 10 4 American Jewish Congress (Women's Division) - 1 letter 10 4 American Peoples Encyclopedia - 1 letter 10 4 American Scholar - 6 letters;

see also LB to Hiram Haydn

10 4 Amherst College - 3 letters, invitation 10 4 Anathema - 1 letter 10 4 Appleton-Century-Crofts, inc. - 2 letters 10 5 Arizona, University of/Ruth Stephan Poetry center - 9 letters, + activities program 10 6 Arkansas, University of - 7 letters, + contract 10 7 Art News - 1 letter 10 7 Athenaeum - 1 letter 10 8 Atlantic Monthly - 13 letters, acknowledgement of contribution 10 9 Authors' League of America - 3 letters, pamphlet 10 9 Ballantine Books, Inc. - 1 letter 10 9 Banyan Press - 2 letters 10 10 Bard College/Quarterly Review of Literature-Bard College - 10 letters, check voucher 10 11 Bazaar (Harper's) - 3 letters 10 12 Bennington College - 11 letters, check voucher 10 13 Bookfellows Club - 1 letter 10 13 Boston College - 1 letter 10 13 Boston Public Library - 3 letters 10 14 Boston University - 6 letters, pamphlet, telegram 10 15 Brandeis University - 14 letters, contract, program,

see LB to Harris

10 16 Brandt & Brandt - 1 letter 10 16 Braziller, Inc. - 14 letters 10 17 British Broadcasting Company - 1 letter 10 17 British Embassy - 2 letters 10 17 Brooklyn College - 2 letters 10 17 Brooklyn Institute of Arts & Sciences - 2 letters 10 17 Brown University - 1 letter 10 18 Buffalo, University of - 13 letters, invitation 10 19 Bumpus - 1 letter 10 19 Bureau of National Affairs - 1 letter 10 19 Calder, Ltd. - 1 letter 10 20 California, University of - 12 letters,

see LB to Hill; to Jenkin; to Spieth

10 20 Century Association - 1 letter 10 21 Chicago, University of/ University of Chicago Press - 18 letters 10 22 Chimera - 10 letters 10 22 Civil Liberties Union - 1 letter 10 23 Colby College - 9 letters, chart, commencement catalog 10 24 Colorado, University of/Writer's Conference - 1 letter 10 24 Columbia Broadcasting System - 2 letters, contract 10 25 Columbia University/Columbia University Press/Columbia Quarterly - 14 letters, invitation 10 26 Committee on Government and Art - 4 mimeographed proposals 10 26 Compassionate Arts - 3 letters, program, announcement 10 27 Congress of Industrial Organization - 1 letter 10 27 Cooper Union - 2 letters 10 27 Cornell University - 5 letters 10 27 Cosmopolitan Club - 1 letter 10 27 Coward-McCann, Inc. - 1 letter 10 27 Craymore, Assoc., Inc. - 1 letter 10 28 Cummington Press - 44 letters

See also: Paul Wightman Williams drawing "To Louise with love," 1944 (MC6, drawer 6)

 10 28 Curtis Brown, Ltd. - 1 letter 11 1 Dartmouth College - 2 letters 11 2 Doubleday - 26 letters, telegram, announcements, notes

(see also box 16, folder 28)

11 3 Dutton & Co., Inc. - 8 letters 11 4 East Texas State University - 1 letter 11 4 Emergency Commission of Atomic Scientists - 1 letter 11 5 English Journal - 7 letters 11 6 Equinox - 1 letter 11 6 Europa Publications, Inc. - 1 letter, reprint sheet 11 6 Evans & Company - 1 letter 11 6 Fairfax High School - 1 letter 11 7 Farrar, Straus & Giroux / Noonday - 20 letters, invitation, announcement 11 8 Fiction Parade - 1 letter 11 9 Foreign Service of the U.S. of America - 3 letters 11 9 Gannett Publishing Co., Inc. - 1 letter 11 9 Girls Latin School - 1 letter 11 9 Gotham Book Mart - 1 letter 11 10 Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst/Nicholas A. Donnelly - 10 letters,

see LB to Ernst

11 11 Guggenheim Memorial Foundation - 79 letters, notices, vouchers, announcements, telegram 11 12 Gyldendal Publishers - 1 letter 11 12 Hallmark Card - 1 letter 11 13 Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. - 16 letters, booklet, announcements 11 14 Harper & brothers - 5 letters 11 14 Harrison Smith & Robert Haas, Inc. - 1 letter 11 14 Harvard University - 4 letters, telegram, check voucher 11 14 Hobart & William Smith Colleges - 2 letters 11 15 Hollins College - 6 letters 11 15 Holt & Company, Inc., Publishers - 1 letter 11 15 Houghton College - 1 letter 11 16 Houghton Mifflin Company - 5 letters, + proposal for anthology of poetry by LB,

see LB to Moseley

11 17 Howell, Soskin, Publishers, Inc. - 4 letters 11 17 Hudson's bay colony - 1 letter 11 18 Indiana University/Indiana University Press/Indiana University Writer's Conference - 6 letters,

see LB to Noyes

11 19 Institute of Contemporary Arts - 6 letters, program, announcement 11 20 Iowa, State University of - 1 letter 11 20 Iowa, University of / Iowa Review of University of Iowa - 5 letters 11 21 Jonathan Cape Limited - 1 letter 11 21 Kansas State University/Western Review of University of Kansas - 3 letters, telegram 11 21 Kenyon Review - 1 letter, announcement 11 22 Knopf, Inc. - 10 letters 11 22 Kraus Reprint Corporation - 1 letter 11 22 Kutztown State College - 1 letter 11 23 League of American Writers - 6 letters, announcement, invitation 11 23 League for Cultural Freedom and Socialism - 1 letter, mimeographed sheets 11 23 Libra - 1 letter 11 24 Library of Congress - 60 letters, check vouchers, announcements, invitations, telegram,

see LB to Blickensderfer

11 25 Life - 2 letters 11 25 Little, Brown & Company - 1 letter 11 25 Liveright Publishing Corporation - 1 letter 11 25 London, University of - 1 letter 11 25 Longview Foundation, Inc. - 1 letter 11 25 Louisiana State University/The Southern Review - 3 letters 11 25 Lowell Traveling Scholarship - 1 letter 11 25 Lyman Hunt Junior College - 1 letter 12 1 McBride & Company - 1 letter 12 1 MacDowell Colony - 25 letters, announcements, invitation, telegram 12 2 Macmillan Company, Publishers - 9 letters 12 2 Mademoiselle - 3 letters 12 2 Magazine of the Year [19]47 - 1 letter 12 3 Maine State Library - 13 letters 12 3 Marquis Company - 1 letter 12 3 Massachusetts Review - 2 letters 12 3 Merriam Company - 1 letter 12 4 Michigan State University / Hopwood Award / Michigan Alumnus Quarterly Review / University of Michigan Press - 20 letters, check voucher 12 5 Middlebury College - 2 letters 12 5 Miscellany - 1 letter 12 5 Minnesota, University of/American Quarterly - 7 letters 12 6 Mount Holyoke College / Glascock Poetry Contest - 35 letters 12 6 Mount Saint Mercy - 2 letters 12 7 Nation - 80 letters, invitations 12 8 National Book Award - 2 letters, memoranda 12 8 National Broadcasting Company - 2 letters 12 8 National Foundation of the Arts & Humanities - 1 letter 12 8 National Institute of Arts & Letters,

see Amer. Academy of Arts & Letters

12 8 National Society of Arts & Letters - 1 letter 12 8 New American Library/New American Review - 4 letters, 1 flyer 12 9 New Directions - 11 letters, invitation 12 10 New England Poetry Club - 1 letter 12 10 New Republic,

see Republic

12 10 New York Enthusiasts, Inc. - 1 letter 12 10 New York Public Library - 4 letters, acknowledgement 12 10 New York Society Library - 1 letter 12 10 New York State Council on the Arts - 2 letters 12 10 New York Times/New York Times Book Review - 12 letters, telegram 12 11 New Yorker (undated) - 32 letters, cards, announcements, invitations n.d. 12 12 New Yorker - all Maxwell - 100 letters, cards, notes n.d. 12 13 New Yorker - all Maxwell - 56 letter, cards, notes n.d. 12 14 New Yorker - 47 letters 1931-1936 12 15 New Yorker - 45 letters 1937-1945 12 16 New Yorker - 65 letters, telegram 1946-1968 13 1 New York University - 24 letters, contract 13 2 North Carolina Press, University of - 1 letter 13 2 Oberlin College - 1 letter 13 2 Olivet College - 5 letters 13 2 Oregon, University of - 2 letters 13 2 Owen, Ltd. - 4 letters 13 2 Oxford University Press - 2 letters 13 3 Partisan Review - 23 letters, announcements, proposal for anthology by LB 13 4 Pen & Brush - 2 letters,

see LB to Tarbell

13 4 P.E.N. Club - 4 letters 13 5 Pennsylvania, University of - 4 letters 13 5 People to People Program - 1 letter 13 6 Phi Beta Kappa - 19 letters, program, announcement 13 7 Piper & Company - 1 letter 13 7 P.M. Daily - 1 letter 13 7 Poetry Book Society - 1 letter, announcement 13 7 Poetry Center - 5 letters, 2 form letters 13 8 Poetry : London-New York - 10 letters, announcements, mimeographed sheets 13 9 Poetry Magazine - 26 letters, telegram 13 10 Post - 2 letters 13 10 Pratt Free Library - 1 letter 13 10 Princeton University - 9 letters, contract 13 11 Purpose - 1 letter 13 11 Quakers - 1 letter 13 11 Queens Quarterly - 3 letters 13 11 Radcliffe College - 3 letters 13 11 Random House - 6 letters 13 12 Regnery Company - 38 letters, announcement 13 13 Reilly & Lee Company - 5 letters 13 13 Republic - 32 letters 13 14 Rinehart - 1 letter 13 14 Rockefeller Foundation - 1 letter 13 14 Roethke Memorial - 3 letters, proposal 13 14 Rutgers University - 1 letter 13 14 Saint John's College - 1 letters 13 14 Saint Mary's College - 7 letters 13 15 Salzburg Seminar - 8 letters 13 15 San Diego, University of - 1 letter (partial) 13 15 San Francisco State College - 5 letters, telegram 13 16 Sarah Lawrence College - 4 letters, program 13 16 Saturday Review - 4 letters, Canto 78 by Ezra Pound 13 17 Scribner's - 33 letters 1931-1935 13 18 Scribner's - 50 letters 1936-1937 13 19 Scribner's - 56 letters, telegram, royalty payment receipts 1938-1952 13 20 Shelley Memorial Award (Old Colony Trust Co.) - 2 letters, 1 carbon 13 20 Shenandoah - 1 letter,

see LB to Boatwright

13 20 Simon & Schuster, Inc. - 1 letter 13 20 Sloane Associates - 1 letter 13 21 Smith College - 4 letters 13 21 South, University of the - 2 letters 13 21 Spoken Arts, Inc. - 1 letter 13 22 Stackpole Sons, Publishers - 2 letters 13 22 Stanford University - 4 letters 13 23 Steuben Glass - 8 letters, + poem by LB "Dragon Fly" broadside 13 23 Stephen's College - 1 letter 13 23 Story Magazine - 1 letter 13 24 Swarthmore College - 8 letters 13 24 Syracuse University - 2 letters 13 25 Tate Gallery - 1 letter 13 25 Time Magazine - 1 letter 13 25 Times, London, Inc. - 5 letters 13 25 Times-Picayune Publishing Co. - 1 letter 13 26 Today's Japan - 1 letter 13 26 Tomorrow Magazine - 6 letters 13 26 Twice a Year - 2 letters 13 26 Twain Society, International - 1 letter, pamphlet 13 27 University Microfilms - 2 letters 13 27 Unites States Information Agency - 2 letters 13 27 Utah, University of - 2 letters, program for Writer's Conference 13 27 Vassar College - 2 letters 13 28 Viking Press - 4 letters 13 28 Virginia Quarterly Review - 1 letter 13 28 Washington University Libraries - 1 letter 13 29 Washington, University of/Poetry Northwest - 14 letters 13 30 Wayne University - 1 letter 13 30 Western College for Women - 2 letters 13 30 WEVD - 1 letter 13 30 Wilson Company - 2 letters 13 30 Williams College - 2 letters 13 30 Wisconsin, University of - 1 letter 13 30 Women's Self Government Association - 1 letter 13 31 World Magazine - 1 letter 13 31 World Journal Tribune, Inc. - 1 letter 13 31 Writer's League Against Lynching - 1 letter 13 31 Wyoming, University of - 1 letter 13 32 Yaddo - 4 letters, mimeographed letter 13 33 Yale/Bollingen Prize in Poetry/Bolligen Series - 37 letters, mimeographed sheets 13 34 Y.M.H.A. - 3 letters, 2 announcements Sub-section C1: Outgoing Correspondence Louise Bogan to family 14 1-2 Daniel and Mary Shields Bogan (parents) - 8 + 31 cards 14 3-13 Maidie Alexander Scannell (daughter) - 151 + 121 cards Sub-section C2: Outgoing Correspondence Louise Bogan to others

* NOTE: No photocopies without permission of literary executor *

 15 1 Atee Realty Corporation -5 carbons 15 1 Auden, Wystan Hugh -1 15 1 Baldensperger, (Fernand) -1 15 1 Belitt, Ben - 7 + 6 cards, 1 note, 1 Brandeis program, 2 poems 15 2 Benedict, Ruth - 1 15 2 Blickensderfer, Joseph -1 15 2 Boatwright, James -1 carbon, + carbon prose 15 2 Boggs, Tom -1 15 2 Char, Rene -1 postcard 15 2 Chapman, [Charlotte] - 1 15 2 Corner, Hester Ann -1 15 2 Cowley, Malcolm -1 15 2 Ernst, Morris L. -1 carbon 15 2 Farrell, [Frances] - 1, 1 postcard 15 2 Fitzgerald, Robert -1 15 2 Fowlie, Wallace-

see Box 16, Folder 28

15 3 Gibbs, Walcott - 5 15 3 Hague, Robert A. - 29 15 3 Harris, Victor -1 carbon 15 3 Hatfield, W. Wilbur -1 carbon 15 3 Haydn, Hiram -1 15 3 Hazzard, (?) -1 15 4-8 Helmer, Rufina McCarthy - 86 + 79 notes and cards 15 9 Hill, Lewis -1 carbon 15 9 Holden, Raymond -1 postcard;

see also Poetry "O loved and nameless"

15 9 Jenkin, T.P. -1 carbon 15 9 Jones, Llewellyn - 2 + envelopes, 2 postcards 15 9 Kunitz, Stanley -1 carbon 15 9 Littlefield, Lester -1 + envelope 15 9 McKelway, St Clair - 8 15 9 MacLeish, Archibald -1 15 10-13 Maxwell, William - 120 + 40 pictures, 7 notes, 2 telegrams, 7 secondary

[See also letters from Maxwell in box 6, folder 11; and box 12, folders 12-13]

15 14 Moseley, Hardwick -1 15 14 Moss, Howard - 4 15 14 Noyes, Russell -1 15 15-17 Pasche, Sylvie - 45 + 74 postcards, 10 cards, 1 telegram 16 1 Pearce, Charles - 2 16 1 Pierce, Phoebe -

see Book Reviews

16 1 Reis, Lincoln,

see Book Reviews

16 1 Riding, Laura -1 draft 16 1 Roberts, Laster -1 16 1 Rothenberg, L. -1 carbon 16 1 Shawn, William -2 carbons, 3 telegrams, 2 postcards, 4 notes 16 1 Shuman, I.K. - 2 16 1 (Smith), Barbara Howes -1 16 1 Spieth, Herman T. -1 carbon 16 1 Tarbell, Ida M. -1 16 1 Tate, Allen -1 16 1 Town Clerk, Livermore Falls, Maine -1 postcard 16 1 Untermeyer, Louis -2 16 1 White, Andrew - 1 16 1a Schulberg, Lucille - 13 + 28 postcards + 7 cards [includes 2 postcards from Maidie Alexander] 16 2-5 White, Katherine - 97 16 6 Witt, Napier -1 carbon 16 6 Whedon, J.O. - 2 16 6 Whitaker, Rogers - 2 16 6 Zabel, Morton D. -8, 1 carbon Zabel to LB Section 3: POETRY

SECTION 3, POETRY, is organized by poem title or first line. If a poem was published in any of LB's books of poetry, the initials of the book title are listed under the poem as follows:

Body of this Death (1923)---------------BTD Dark Summer (1929) --------------------DS Sleeping Fury (1937) --------------------SF Poems and New Poems (1941) -----------PNP Collected Poems (1954) -----------------CP The Blue Estuaries (1968) ---------------BE

Consult business correspondence for any letters concerning publication.

 16 7 "And now begin the flute and drums;..." ms draft, 1 p. 16 8 "Baroque Comment" - ms draft SF; PNP; CP; BE 16 9 "Beginning of an Unpopular Song" - ms draft 1 p. 16 10 "The Betrothal of King Cophetua" - photocopy (Boston University Beacon, Apr 1916, p. 298) 16 11 "Blowing in some back gutter of the heart..." - ms draft 1 p. 16 12 "Bright-eyed Jenny (Sylvie Pasche's cat)" - typescript 1 p., ms 1 p. 16 13 "A Carol" - photocopy (Boston University Beacon, Christmas 1915, p. 210) 16 14 "Cleanse and refresh the castle of my heart..." - ms draft, 1 p. translation of rondel by Charles d'Orleans (1391-1465) 16 15 "Come in here is a lamp and a glass..." ms draft 1 p., on same page 10 lines by Paul Williams 16 16 "Dark Summer/ "Feuernacht" - ms draft 2 p. DS; PNP; CP; BE 16 17 "December Daybreak" -ms draft 1 p. 16 18 "Division" - typescript 1 p. 16 19 "The Dragon Fly" - ms draft 4p., + note by Ruth Limmer, ms 1 p. BE (Tearsheet regarding the poetry competition, and illustration of the Steuber glass design) 16 20 "The Dream" -typescript 1 p. PNP; CP; BE 16 21 "Entrance, with Harp and Fiddles" - typescript draft with corrections 1 p. 16 22 "Evening in the Sanitarium" - ms draft 2 p. PNP; CP; BE 16 23 "Faubourg" - ms draft 3p. 16 24 "Firmament Setting" - ms draft 1 p. 16 25 "Fortune-Tellers Pack - typescript 1 p. 16 26 "Four Quarters" - typescript 1 p. 16 27 "Hell" - ms draft 1 p., with note by Edmund Wilson 16 28 "How we stood still in the new spring season..." - ms draft 1 p.

(partial draft of "Short Summary" -see Folder 60)

16 29 "I send this card..." ms draft 1p. 16 30 "Instead of the winged image fanning within the breast..." (transcript 1 p. incomplete) 16 31 "In what still rays..." typescript 1 p. 16 32 I put the supposed Enlightened, together... 16 33 "Italian Morning" - ms draft 2 p. SF; PNP; CP; BE 16 34 "It didn't seem to be this place..." - ms draft 1 p. 16 35 "I thought to make the smallest..." -ms draft 1 p. 16 36 "It is Swampscott, it is March, it is I..." - ms draft 1 p. 16 37 "It is time to tell of the fury sleeping" -ms draft 1 p. 16 38 It was late enough to come, and to come alone..." -ms draft 1 p., version of "Italian Morning" 16 39 "July Dawn" - ms draft, typescript, 3p. BE 16 40 "Kept" - ms draft, 1 p. SF; PNP; CP; BE 16 41 "Leechdoms" - ms draft 1 p. 16 42 "The Lie" - typescript draft 1 p. 16 43 "Lines written on Coming to Life after Dark Evening" typescript draft 1 p. 16 44 ("Little Lobelia's Song") "Three Songs with Supposed Music" - ms draft 1 p. BE. Typescript, with annotations by the New Yorker for printing. 3p. 16 45 "Love Severally Rhymed" typescript 1 p. 16 46 "M., singing" typescript, 1p. 16 47 "March Twilight" -typescript draft with ms draft on the same page. BE

see folder 16-54

16 48 "Masked Woman's Song" - typescript, ms draft, 2 p. BE 16 49 "Medusa" trans. By Roberto Sinesi, Salzburg, Aug. 1958 - typescript 1 p. BTD; DS; PNP; CP; BE 16 50 "The Meeting" ms draft 2 p. BE 16 51 "Morning" carbon transcript 1 p. BE 16 52 "Mozart" - transcript draft with corrections 1 p. [Translation of Jean Pierre Jouve "Mozart"] 16 53 "Mrs. Q's sister" - typescript 1 p. 16 54 ("Night Pieces") "Night" - 3p. ms draft, 1 p. typescript BE 16 55 "A Night in Summer" -clipping from Jabberwock (Girls' Latin School) 16 56 "O early heard, framed for some brute delight..." typescript 2 p. 16 57 "O figured forth in what we have lost and abjured..." ms draft 1 p. 16 58 "Oh come again, distilled through the blood..." ms draft 1 p. 16 59 "Old laughter of music, I hear you..." - typescript 1 p. 16 60 "O loved and nameless, with the last blood of my heart..." - ms draft with T.N. from Louise Bogan to Raymond Holden; A.N.S. from Raymond Holden to Louise on verso 16 61 "Once held out fruitless hopes..." - ms draft 1 p. (partial draft of "Putting To Sea" -

see Folder 57

16 62 "One tree lifts, full in bud, and one is bare..." -ms draft, incomplete half sheet 16 63 "O thou so long dead" -ms draft of "To My Brother" 1 p. 16 64 "Poem at Forty" -typescript draft 1 p. 16 65 "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman" -ms draft 1 p. 16 66 ("Psychiatrist's Song") "Psychiatrist Recitative and Aria -ms draft 2 p. BE 16 67 ("Putting to Sea") "At Sea" -typescript and ms drafts 5p.;

(see Folder 51) SF; PNP; CP; BE

16 68 "St. Christopher" - ms draft 1 p. BE 16 69 "Second Act Curtain" - typescript draft 2 p. 16 70 "Short Summary" - typescript draft 1 p.

(see also Folder 20) SF; PNP; CP; BE

 16 71 "Single Sonnet" - ms draft, typescript 2 p. SF; PNP; CP; BE 16 72 "The Sleeping Fury" - ms draft, 9p. 16 73 "Song"/"Henceforth from the Wind"/"Old Divinity" ms draft 3p. SF 16 74 It was late enough to come, and to come alone..." -ms draft 1 p., version of "Italian Morning" Song for the Last Act") "The Recovered Poem" ms draft 6p. CP; BE 16 75 "The Sorcerer's Daughter" ms draft, typescript 5p. BE 16 76 Spread in the room where heart, the slave..." ms draft 1 p. partial draft of "Italian Morning" 16 77 "The Stones" and "Trio" - typescript 1 p.

see folder 16-83

16 78 "Those were my days when change..." ms draft 1 p. 16 79 To one who soon must die..." ma draft 1 p. with 2 lines at top of sheet "You too, will change... 16 80 "To praise the blame is not enough..." ms draft 1 p. 16 81 "To the Unknown" / "Superveille" ms draft 2 p. 16 82 "To Wine" typescript 1 p. BE 16 83 "Trio" and "The Stones" - typescript 1 p.

Photocopy of box 16, folder 77

 16 84 "Twilight: March" typescript draft 1 p. BE,

see box 16, folder 37 see also box 16, folder 47

16 85 "The Vestibule" ms draft 1 p. 16 86 "Vision" ms draft 2 p. 16 87 "We might have striven for years..." typescript draft 1 p. 16 88 "When at last..." typescript draft 1 p. 16 89 "Where have these hands been..." ms draft 1 p. (musician) BE 16 90 "Women" news clipping BTD; PNP; CP; BE 16 91 "The Young Mage" ms draft, typescript 4p. (Carbon with red corrections is poem "What has time caught") 16 92 "Zone" translation of Ivan Goll-English typescript, French typescript 2 p. PNP; CP; BE Section 4: BOOKS OF POETRY AND CRITICISM

SECTION 4, BOOKS OF POETRY AND CRITICISM, includes manuscript and typescript drafts as well as printers' proofs for both published and non-published works. It includes the projected Bogan-Roethke Silver Anthology and Bogan-Limmer The Letter and the Spirit. See also business correspondence.

 The Sleeping Fury: Poems (1937) 16 93 Review of Sleeping Fury- typescript, 4s. (Lechlitner, Ruth. New York Herald Tribune Books, May 30, 1957, p. 2); biographical sketch of Louise Bogan- typescript draft, 1s. Achievement in American Poetry, 1900-1950 (1951) 16 94 Notes and plans for Achievement... Footnotes, bibliography from 17 April 1950 - 16 April 1951. MS draft, ca. 80 pp. 16 95 Outline, introduction, text of Achievement...-typescript draft with pagination, author's notes and corrections. 17 1 Chapter 1- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 2 Chapter 2- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 3 Chapter 3- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 4 Chapter 4- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 5 Chapter 5- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 6 Chapter 6- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 7 Chapter 7- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 8 Chapter 8- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 9 Chapter 9- ms draft with corrections made by LB 17 10 Chapters 1-7; title page, acknowledgement, dedication, introduction - printer's proofs with corrections. Sept. 1950 - 17 Nov. 1951 17 11 Chapters 8 to 9; selected poems, bibliography - printer's proofs with corrections. Collected Poems, 1923-1953 (1953) 17 12 Text of Collected Poems-carbon typescript The Golden Journey: Poems for Young People (1967) 17 13 Introduction; table of contents-carbon typescript, ms draft A Poet's Alphabet (1970) 17 14 Chapter 1; American Poetry at Mid-Century ms draft Silver Anthology (Projected Anthology by Bogan-Roethke) 17 15 Early plans for volume, poems to be included ms draft, typescript The Letter and the Spirit (Bogan-Limmer Project) (Dec. 1960) 17 16 Outline, text, plans, typescript The Blue Estuaries: Poems 1923-1968 (1968) 17 17 8 1/2" x 11" proofs with printer's typesetting annotations. 17 18 Galley proofs dated 4/24 (author's proof March 4, 1968) with proofreader's corrections and a few by the author. 17 19 Author's proofs dated April 4, 1968 17 20 Plate proofs dated 4/17 18 1 Plate proof undated 18 2 Unmarked, undated proof Section 5: SHORT STORIES

SECTION 5, SHORT STORIES, contains typescripts of short stories in alphabetical order, as well as tear sheets of stories from The New Yorker. Consult business correspondence.

 18 3 "Amateur of the Dreary" typescript with corrections 5 p. 18 4 "Dove & Serpent" New Yorker, V. 9, Nov. 18, 1933: 24-26 typescript 6p. 18 5 "Half a Letter" typescript 4p. 18 6 "Le Roi a Fait Battre Tambour" typescript 1 p. 18 7 "Not Love, but Ardor" (1932?) typescript 3p. 18 8 "The Long Walk" ms draft 5p., typescript 6p. 18 9 "Saturday Night Minimum" typescript 4p. 18 10 "Summer Day" (1932?) typescript 5p. 18 11 "To Take Leave" New Yorker, v.10, Jan. 26, 1935: 26-27. Typescript with corrections 3p. 18 12 "Whatever It Is" (1936 Spring) typescript 6p. 18 13 "With Mirrors" (1937?) typescript with corrections 4p. 18 14 Tear sheets from New Yorker, numbered by LB "To Take Leave," "The Last Tear," "Conversation Piece," "Coming Out," "Dove and Serpent," "The Scavenger Hunt," "The Short Life of Emily," "Journey Around My Room," "One of Three," "A Speakeasy Life," "Sabbatical Summer," "Zest," "Sunday at Five," "Hydrotherapy" Section 6: TRANSLATIONS

SECTION 6, TRANSLATIONS, contains translations by Bogan. They are organized alphabetically by author's name. Consult business correspondence.

 18 15 Jünger, Ernst. Die Zeitmauer (At the Time Wall) ms. draft 18 16 Jünger, Ernst. The Glass Bees, Chapters I-XIII typescript draft (Elizabeth Mayer's original with LB corrections), pp. 1-110 (pp. 30-46 missing) 18 17 Jünger, Ernst. The Glass Bees Chapters IX-XVI typescript draft (Elizabeth Mayer's original with LB corrections), pp. 111-180 18 18 Jünger, Ernst. The Glass Bees Chapters XVI-XXIV typescript draft (Elizabeth Mayer's original with LB corrections), pp. 181-223 18 19 Jünger, Ernst. The Hippopotamus translated by Elizabeth Mayer and LB ms draft by LB, 17 pp. 18 20 Jünger, Ernst. La Coeur Adventureux (The Adventurous Heart) ms draft, pp.1-79 18 21 Jünger, Ernst. La Coeur Adventureux (The Adventurous Heart) ms draft, pp. 80-160, p. 89 missing 18 22 Jünger, Ernst. Sgraffiti ("Flying Fish," "Return," "Miraculous and the Strange") translated by Michael Roloff and LB; typescript 20 p. 18 23 Jünger, Ernst. The Zinnia translated by Elizabeth Mayer and LB; typescript 3 p. 18 24 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. The Young Werther, Introduction and Part I. Ms. Draft, pp. 1-78, p. 28 missing 18 25 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. The Young Werther, Part II, ms draft, pp. 79-158 18 26 Carossa, Hans. Wirkungen Goethes in der Gegenwart (Goethe's Effects in the Present Times). Typescript, 9 p. by Elizabeth Mayer: ms draft; 11 p. revision by LB 18 27 Goll, Yvan. Elegie pour James Joyce. French and English typescript, 2 p. 18 28 Goll, Yvan. Le Mythe de la Roche Percee. Ms. Draft 8 p. 18 29 Renard, Jules. Journal. Introductions, 2 p. ms. Notes, 15 p. ms. Draft, 4 p. typescript notes 18 30 Renard, Jules. Journal. Ms. Draft of LB original selections 1961-1963, a portion from Journals with corrections by Sylvie Pasche 18 31 Renard, Jules. Journal. "Poetry and Poetic Perceptions from the Journal of Jules Renard," selected and translated by LB and Sylvie Pasche. 18 32 Valéry, Paul. "The Birth of Venus," "Bather," "In Sleeping Beauty's Woods," "Caesar." Reprint from Hudson Review, translated by LB and May Sarton Section 7: ARTICLES, INTRODUCTIONS, LECTURES, POETRY READINGS

SECTION 7, ARTICLES, INTRODUCTIONS, LECTURES, and POETRY READINGS, is organized chronologically. Notes for articles, introductions, lectures and readings were often used by LB interchangeably. Additional information as to the time and place and/or publication of each piece is given where it was known. Some cross-references are provided to related material in the correspondence files.

 19 1 "Popular and Unpopular Poetry in America." 32 p. typescript with revisions. Published in The Writer and His Craft; Being the Hopwood Lectures, 1932-1952 [by] Robert Morse Lovett [and others]. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1954. P. 173-190. Used by LB for lectures at: University of Michigan, June 2, 1944; Bard College, Feb. 21, 1945; University of Washington, Aug. 11, 1948.

see Bard see also Washington, University of see also Michigan, University of

19 2 "Modern Poetry." Bookfellows Club, [Washington, D.C.]. Typescript draft with corrections by LB, 4 p. 1945 Nov 9

see Bookfellows Club, p. 21.

19 3 "The Problems of Modern Poetry." Arts Club, Washington, D.C. 3 p. typescript, program. 1945 Nov 8

see Bureau of National Affairs.

19 4 Detective Novel. New Yorker, 1944; Secular Hell, New Yorker, 1946. Ms. notes, typed notes, bibliographies, ca. 50 p. 1944-1946 19 5 Reading at New York Public Library. 2 p. typescript with ms. notes. 1943 Mar 31

see New York Public Library

19 6 "Meet the Author, Louise Bogan," Boston Public Library. 4 p. ms. draft, program. 1946 Mar 28

see Boston Public Library

19 7 "British Belles-Lettres Published During and after the War, with Readings from the Poets," English Institute, Columbia University, New York. 3 p. ms. notes, plus program. 1946 Sep 12

see Columbia University, Princeton University

19 8 Advice to young writers. Mount Holyoke College. 10 p. ms. draft. 1947 May 2

see Mount Holyoke College

19 9 "American to Her Backbone: Marianne Moore." Ms. notes, ms. draft, typescript draft.

see Villa, José Garcia

19 10 "The Pleasures of Formal Poetry. Bard College. Published in Quarterly Review of Literature, 7:3, 1953, p. 176-185. 11 p. carbon typescript. 1948 Nov

see Bard College

19 11 On Criticism. Wheaton College, [ca. 1955]. 1 p. ms. draft [ca. 1955] 19 12 Convocation: poetry reading, Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia, April 11, [?]. 1 p. ms. draft of introduction 19 13 On Emily Dickinson. (Includes reworked "Life and Letters of ED; The Poems"), Potsdam, N.Y. 16 p. typescript 195[?] May 10 19 14 A conversation between Louise Bogan, Meyer Shapiro and Virgil Thompson. Petersborough. 2 p. ms. draft 195[?] Aug 24 19 15 Third Annual Writers' Conference: Poetry Workshop Lecture. University of Utah. Ms. draft plus program. 1950 Jun

see Utah, University of

19 16 Modernism in American Literature. American Quarterly, 2:2, p. 99-111. Ms. notes, ms. draft, typed notes, ca. 75 p. 1950 summer 19 17 Introduction to Green Mansions by William H. Hudson, [1951], p. v-x. Ms. notes, ms. draft, typescript, ca. 25 p. [1951]

see Harper & Brothers

19 18 Remarks for Y.M.H.A. Symposium (The Poetry Center), New York City. 3 p. typescript plus announcement 1951 Nov 17 19 19 Modern Art Center Brochure: Notes. University of Arkansas. 5 p. typescript draft, typescript. 1952 Mar 30

see Arkansas, University of

19 20 Readings from a personal anthology. City College. Ms. draft 1952 Dec 15 19 21 Reading Contemporary Poetry. In: English Journal 42 (Feb. 1953), p. 57-62. Also used as lecture Madison Avenue. Ms. notes, typed notes, ms. draft, typescript, ca. 50 p. 1953 Feb

see English Journal; American People's Encyclopedia ;Bogan to Hatfield

19 22 Reading modern poems of spiritual and religious value. Madison Avenue. Typescript, 5 p. 1953 Mar 4 19 23 Reading modern poetry. Wayne University. Ms. draft, 4 p. 1953 May 8

see Wayne University

19 24 Poetry at Its Source. National Institute of Arts and Letters. Tearsheet from magazine with corrections by LB in planning rewrite. 1953 Dec 21 19 25 The Little Magazines. New York University. Ms. draft, 6 p. 1954 Jul 7

see New York University

19 26 The Predicament of Modern Poetry. P.E.N. Club. Typescript, 3 p. 1954 Nov 11

see P.E.N. Club

19 27 Dylan Thomas (includes section "The Later D.T." from Selected Criticism), n.p. Ms. draft, 7 p. 1955 Jan 5 19 28 Verbal Music. Barnard College. Ms. draft 4 p. 1955 May 5 19 29 Reading and discussion of modern poetry. San Francisco State College. Ms. draft, 6 p. plus announcement. 1955 Nov 4

see San Francisco State College

19 30 Young writers. University of California at Los Angeles. Ms. draft 10 p. 1955 Nov 10

see San Francisco State College; California, University of

19 31 A reading of poems at the Institute. Typescript of poems read, 1 p. with annotations in blue ink by Glenway Wescott 1955 Dec 18 19 32 The American Contemporary Poetic Scene. Oberlin College. Ms. draft, 2 p. 1956 Jan 5

see Oberlin College

19 33 Defense of Modern Poetry. State Teacher's College, Potsdam, N.Y. Ms. draft, 1 p. 1956 May 11 19 34 Columbia Seminar Session Symposium. Butler Library, Columbia University. Ms draft, 2 p. [1956 Jul 24] 19 35 Introduction of W. S. Merwin and Elizabeth Bishop. Y.M.H.A.. Ms. draft, 7 p. 1956 Nov 19 19 36 Lyric Poetry Today. Harkness Theatre, Nov. 27, 1956. Ms. draft, 6 p. 1956 Nov 27 19 37 Writer's Advice. Hunter College. Ms. draft, 7 p. 1957 Apr 2 19 38 Modern Poetry. Cosmopolitan Club. Ms. draft, 6 p. 1957 Apr 8

see Cosmopolitan Club

19 39 Poetry reading. Croton-on-Hudson. Ms. draft of preface, 2 p. 1957 Apr 27 19 40 Style of modern poetry. Ms. draft, 9 p. [1957 Oct-Nov] 19 41 Form in poetry. Station WEVO. Ms. draft, 4 p. 1957 Oct 6 19 42 Anti-romanticism and poetry. N.p. Ms. draft, 2 p. 1957 Oct 15 19 43 Style of Poetry. St. Mary's College. (also used Spring 1959) 1957 Nov 6 19 44 Twentieth Century Poetry. Lectures 1-12, Salzburg, Austria. Ms. draft, ca. 50 p. 1958 Jul-Aug

see Salzburg Seminar

19 45 Twentieth Century Poetry. Seminars 1-8, Salzburg, Austria. Ms. draft, ca. 25 p. 1958 Jul-Aug

see Salzburg Seminar

19 46 Nature of poetry. Annapolis, MD. Ms. notes on torn sheet. 1958 Feb 3 19 47 A Mystical Poet. Published in Emily Dickinson: Three Views. Ms. notes, ms. draft, typed notes, typed draft. 1959 Oct 23

see Amherst College.

19 48 Is the modern poet audible? P.E.N. Club. Ms. draft, 3 p. 1959 Apr 9 19 49 Poetry reading, May 18, 1960. Ms. draft, 3 p. 1960 May 18 20 1 A Lifework [Robert Frost], published in Major Writers in America, vol. II, ed. Perry Miller, 1962. Typescript, carbon typescript, notes in blue by Ruth Limmer, ca. 50 p. 1962 20 2 A Lifework (see above). Notes for first draft, ca. 100 p. plus newsclippings on Frost used by LB for article 20 3 A Lifework (see above). Printer's proof, editing in aqua ink by Ruth Limmer, ca. 100 p. 20 4 A Lifework (see above). Galley sheets 20 5 On poetry. Roslyn[dale], [N.Y.], May 18, 1962. Ms. draft, 14 p. 1962 May 18 20 6 What the Women Said. The Dickinson Poetry Lectures, Bennington College. Typed notes, ms. notes, ms. draft plus news clippings 1962 Oct 11 20 7 What the Women Said (see above). Sunday, Oct. 7 (re-write). Corrected typescript plus handwritten page, 21 p. 20 8 What the Women Said (see above). Typescript, 29 p.

see Bennington College

20 9 The Role of the Poetry Journal. Washington, D.C., Oct. 11, 1962. Published in National Poetry Festival, Washington, D.C., 1962. Proceedings: Washington, General Reference and Bibliography Division, Reference Dept., Library of Congress, 1964, p. 29-32. Ms. draft, 8 p.; 1962, 1964

see Library of Congress

20 10 Introducing Kay Boyle at Loeb Student Center, NYU. Carbon typescript, 1 p. 20 11 Introducing Stanley Kunitz at Loeb Student Center, NYU. Carbon typescript, 1 p. 20 12 Introducing Marianne Moore at Loeb Student Center, NYU. Carbon typescript, 2 p. 1962 Oct 26 20 13 Meeting with creative writing students at University of Pennsylvania. Ms. draft, 4 p. 1963 Feb 5-9 20 14 The Sonnet: Richard Eberhart. Published in The Contemporary Poet as Artist and Critic, 1963. Typescript, 5 p. 1963 20 15 No Poetess Maudites: May Swenson-Anne Sexton. Typed notes, ms. notes, ms. draft, typescript. 1963 20 16 On the poetic situation: Avant-gardism in Modern Poetry. Vanderbilt lectures, Smith College. Ms. notes, news clippings on avant-gardism, ms. draft 1964 Mar 10 20 17 On the poetic situation... (see above). Used also at Brandeis University. Photocopy of typescript. 1965 Jan 7

see Smith College

20 18 Introducing Kenneth Koch. NYU. Ms. draft, 2 p. 1964 Oct 18 20 19 On the poetic situation. Brandeis University. Ms. draft, 1 p. 1965 Jan 7

see also folders 9-10.

see also Smith College

20 20 What makes a writer. NYU. Ms. draft, 3 p. 1966 May 18 20 21 Lizette Woodworth Reese. Article for Encyclopedia Britannica. Reprint, 1 p. 1967 20 22 Dorothy Richardson. NY Times, 1967. Ms. notes, ms. draft, typescript, notebook on DR, tearsheet from New Statesman, May 6, 1967 1967 20 23 Poetry reading, Houghton College. Ms. draft, 3 p. 1967 Oct 20

see Houghton College

20 24 Introduction for A Writer's Diary. Ms. notes, ms. draft, typescript, photocopy.

see also Silvie Pasche; Robert Phelps; New American Library; Josephine O'Brien Schaefer; Theodore Solotaroff

20 25 Rolfe Humphries. National Institute of Arts and Letters, typescript, 3 p. 20 26 On the Id. [New Yorker?], 1969. Ms. draft, notes, typescript draft Section 8: BOOK REVIEWS

SECTION 8, BOOK REVIEWS, is arranged chronologically. Publication place and date are given where known. Also included in this section is material relating to Bogan's position as belles-lettres editor/reviewer for Doubleday.

 21 1 Primitive Boy. C.M. Bowra. Ms. draft, 1 p. 1942 May 5 21 2 Imaginary Interviews, André Gide, translated from French by M. Cowley, Nation 1944 Oct 17 21 3 Nevertheless. Marianne Moore, New Yorker. Revised author's proof, 1 p. 1944 Nov 11 21 4 Reviews of works by Edmund Blunden, Louis MacNeice, Norman Nicholson, Alex Comfort. New Yorker, v. 21, 96, 98. Proof sheet plus note 1945 Nov 3 21 5 War and the Poet. Richard Eberhart, Seldon Rodman. New Yorker: 95-96. Proof sheet plus note 1946 Feb 19 21 6 Medea: Freely Adapted from the Medea of Euripides. Robinson Jeffers. New Yorker, May 4, 1946. Author's proof, 1 p. 1946 May 4 21 7 Belles-lettres editor. Reports on: 1946 Sep-Dec 21 7 Summer People - Radcliffe Squires. 2p. 21 7 Beyond This Dreaming - Jeannette Michael Haien. 3 p. 21 7 All for Hecuba - Michael MacLiammoir. 1 p. 21 7 The Wench is Dead - Domhnall [?] O'Conaill 1p. 21 7 Pick-up-Stick s - Walter Leuba 1p. 21 7 Verse - Bruce E. Lucas 1p. 21 7 Academe: A Book of Characters- Glenn Hughes 1p. 21 7 Memorandum on a collection of translations of French poetry 2p. 21 7 Memorandum on the poetry of Laurie Lee 1p. 21 7 Greek Scene - Margaret Tod Ritter 2p. 21 7 West Indian Summer - James Pope-Hennessy 2p. 21 7 Poems from the Irish and More Poems from the Irish- The Earl of Longford 1p. 21 7 Akritan Songs - Anghelos Sikilianos 1p. 21 7 The Derelict Day - Alan Ross 1p. 21 8 Belles-lettres editor. Reports on: 1947 Jan-Apr 21 8 Journey to the Future - Lillian Everts 1p. 21 8 Land without Stars - Benedict Kiely 1p. 21 8 Report on Theodore Roethke's poetry - 1p. 21 8 The Second Man and Confusions about X - Julian Symons 1p 21 8 Aegean Islands - Bernard Spencer 1p. 21 8 The Lost Son - Theodore Roethke 2p. 21 8 This Living Hand - Dorothy Van Ghent 1p. 21 8 Initial A - David Schubert 1p. 21 8 December Spring - Jocelyn Brooks 1p. 21 8 Moral Landscape - Edith Weaver 1p. 21 8 The Quest for Myth - Richard Chase 2p. 21 8 Report of talk with John Sargent 4p. 21 8 Connla's Well: An Introduction to the Literature of Ireland - Blanche Mary Kelley 1p. 21 9 Belles-lettres editor. Reports on: 1947 May-Sep 21 9 Chroniques Martitales et Nouvelles Chroniques Maritales - Marcel Jouhandeau 3p. 21 9 Selections of Robert Browning - Robert Payne 1p. 21 9 Poems - Jane Reis 1p. 21 9 Death of the Cathedral - Ford Murnan 1p. 21 9 Report on the poetry of Charles M. Doughty 3p. 21 9 Student possibilities for future reference 1p. 21 9 Report on ms. Thomas Casey 1p. 21 9 Poems - Howard Holtzman 1p. 21 9 The Darkening Hill - Louise Dauner 1p. 21 9 The Portrait and the Person - Lincoln Reis 1p. 21 9 Sun Suicide and Sleep of the Pigeon - Wallace Fowlie 1p. 21 9 The Wounds of the Apostles: Poems - Fred Murnam trans. by Earnest Sigler 21 9 Lettres de Gangen a sa Femme et ses Amis - ed. Maurice Malingue 1p. 21 9 Poems - Peter Viereck 21 9 Report on ms. of poems by Phoebe Pierce 1p. 21 10 Belles-lettres - Correspondence 1946-1947 21 10 memorandum to Ken McCormick - 2 plus 2 carbons 21 10 memorandum to John Sargent - 1 plus 4 carbons 21 10 draft of letter of inquiry - 3 21 10 LB to Phoebe Pierce - 1 carbon 21 10 LB to Lincoln Reis - 1 carbon 21 10 LB to Wallace Fowlie - 1 carbon 21 10 copy of Wallace Fowlie to LB 21 10 copy of Willard Thorp to LB 21 10 notes on meetings with Ken McCormick; John Sargent 21 10 notes on Belles-lettres project 21 11 Brief notes on five books by: Sir Osbert Sitwell; George F. Whicher; Wilfred Owen; Edith Sitwell; Boris Pasternak. v 26: 127-128 (New Yorker) typescript 2p. 1950 Apr 22 21 12 The East-Way - Kay Cecillis 1950 21 12 Cast a Cold Eye - Mary McCarthy, typescript 4p 21 13 The Art of T.S. Eliot - Helen Gardner 1950 21 13 Goethe and the Modern Age - A. Berstausen, typescript 2p. 21 14 Reviews works by Apollinaire and Wallace Stevens, and a work about Stevens. v. 26: 126, 129-30 (New Yorker) ms draft, typescript 19pps. 1950 Oct 28 21 15 From Baudelaire to Surrealism - Marcel Raymond 1950 21 15 Mid-Century American Poets - John Ciardi 21 15 Pleasure Dome: On Reading Modern Poetry - Lloyd Frankenburg v. 26: 157-158, 161-162 (New Yorker) 9 p. ms; 17 typescripts 21 16 Darkness and Day - I. Compton Burnett 1951 21 16 A Game of Hide-And-Seek - Elizabeth Taylor, typescript dft 2p. 21 17 Discusses the study of English literature and reviews Poets of the English Language ed. W.H. Auden; N.H. Pearson v. 27: 109-110, 113. (New Yorker) ms draft, typescript 18pps. 1951 Jun 9 21 18 The Invisible Poet: T.S. Eliot - Hugh Kenner; ms draft 1p. 1957 Aug 15 21 19 Lives of the Poets - Louis Untermeyer. ms draft 1p. 1957 Aug 15 21 20 Jean Sans Terre - Yvan Goll 1959 21 20 The Satires of Juvenal - Rolfe Humphries 21 20 Journals and Papers of Gerard M. Hopkins - ed. Humphrey House. ms draft 2p. 21 21 On prize books of the year, Dec 1961. ms and typescript draft 12pp. 1961 Dec 21 22 The Estate of Poetry - Edwin Muir. ms draft 3p. 1962 Apr 10 21 23 Selected Poems - Pablo Neruda 1962 21 23 Collected Poems - Hugh MacDiarmid 21 23 In the Clearing - Robert Frost 21 23 v. 38, 238:241-242, 244 (New Yorker) ms draft, typescript draft 20pp. 21 24 The Anathemata - David Jones v. 39, Aug 17, 1963. 95-96 (New Yorker) ms draft 1p. 1963 Aug 17 21 25 Modern German Poetry: 1910-1960 - M. Hamburger; Chris Middleton. ms draft 3p. 21 26 The Letters of Robert Frost to Louis Untermeyer. Oct 8, 1963. ms draft 4p. 1963 Oct 8 21 27 Erotic Poetry - William Cole v. 39: 248 (New Yorker) ms. draft 3p. 1963 Oct 12 21 28 Thank You, and Other Poems - Kenneth Koch 1963 Oct 12 21 28 Final Solution - Frederick Seidel v. 39, Oct 12, 1963: 210-212. ms draft, typescript draft, typescript 41pp. 21 29 John Keats - Walter H. Bate. ms draft, carbon typescript 4p. 1963 Nov 6 21 30 The Poetry of W.H. Auden: The Disenchanted Island - Monroe Spears. ms draft, typescript draft 7pp. 1963 Nov 19 21 31 Alcols: Poems 1898-1913 - Guillaume Apollinaire, trans Wm. Meredith, v. 40: 224 (New Yorker) ms draft, typescript, carbon typescript 4p. 1964 Apr 18 21 32 The Modern Poets - ed John Malcolm Brinnin, v. 40: 208 (New Yorker) ms draft, 4p. 1964 Apr 25 21 33 Collected Poems of Wilfred Owen - C. Day Lewis, v. 40, May 23, 1964: 188 (New Yorker) ms draft, typescript, carbon typescript 3p. 1964 May 23 21 34 The Bourgeois Poet - Karl Shapiro 21 34 77 Dream Songs - J. Berryman. ms draft, typescript draft 33pp. 21 35 Complete Poems of D.H. Lawrence - Vivian DeSela Pinto; F. Warren Roberts, v. 41: 204 (New Yorker) ms draft 2p. 1965 Mar 13 21 36 Taken Care of: The Autobiography of Edith Sitwell. ms draft 1p. 1965 May 11 21 37 The Shepherd's Calendar - John Clare - eds. E. Robinson, G. Summerfield, v. 42. 179:180 (New Yorker) galley sheet 1p. 1966 Mar 12 21 38 American Poetry - eds. Bay Wilson Allen; W.B. Rideout; J.K. Robinson, v. 42: 221:223. ms draft, typescript draft 35pp. 1966 Oct 1 21 39 Wallace Stevens: His Poetic and His Poetry - Daniel J. Schneider. typescript draft 5p.

see LB to Ruth Limmer

 21 40 Reviews books about Dame Edith Sitwell; Hugh MacDiarmid; Pound; Yeats; several trans., including O the Chimneys - Nelly Sachs; and collections of works by Marianne Moore and W.H. Auden v. 44: 133-138 (New Yorker) ms draft, typescript, galley sheets 28pp. 1968 Mar 30 21 41 Questions of Travel - Elizabeth Bishop 21 41 A Controversy of Poets ed. Paris Leary and Robert Kelly 21 41 Poets on Poetry ed Howard Nemerov - Feb 1, 1966, 3p. typescript draft 3p. Section 9: TEACHING NOTES

SECTION 9, TEACHING NOTES, is arranged chronologically by course taught. There are cross-references to the business correspondence.

 21 42 Advanced verse writing - University of Washington. ms 29pp. 1948 Jul-Aug

see Washington, University of: p. 31

21 43 Advanced study of poetry - University of Washington. ms 48pp. used also for Chicago, 1948 Jul-Aug

see Washington, University of: p. 31, Chicago, University of: p. 22

21 44 Writing for publication - University of Chicago. ms 98pp. (notes with blue and/or red pencil were used in Bogan/Limmer writing project). 1948-1949

see Chicago, University of: p. 22

21 45 Twentieth century poetry - University of Chicago. ms 91pp. 1949 Jan-Mar

see Chicago, University of: p. 22

21 46 Writing for publication - University of Arkansas. ms 45pp. 1952 Feb-May

see Arkansas, University of: p. 21

21 47 Twentieth century poetry - University of Arkansas. ms 72 pp. 1952 Jan-May

see Arkansas, University of: p. 21.

21 48 Poetry writing, New York University. ms 21pp. 1954-1955

see New York University: p. 27

21 49 Poetry writing - New York University. ms 8p. 1955 Feb-May

see New York University: p. 27

21 50 Poetry writing - Columbia Summer School. ms, typescript 41pp. plus additional notes for Oct 2 - Dec 18, 1956 1956 Jul-Aug

see Columbia Univ: p. 23

22 1 Metaphysical poetry - New York University. ms 30pp. 1958 Feb-Dec

see New York University: p. 27

22 2 Syntax structure and rhetorical effects - New York University. ms 10p. 1959 Jan-Apr

see New York University: p. 27

22 3 Verse writing - University of Washington. ms 27pp. 1960 Mar-May

see Washington, University of: p. 31

22 4 Twentieth century poetry - University of Washington. ms 28pp. booklet 33pp. (used also at Brandeis 1964) 1960 Mar-Jun

see Washington, University of: p. 31; Brandeis p. 15

22 5 Poetry writing - New York University ms 3p. ca. 1961

see New York University: p. 27

22 6 Creative writing - Brandeis University. ms 45pp. 1964-1965

see Brandeis University: p. 15

22 7 Twentieth century poetry - Brandeis University. ms 44pp. 1964-1965

see Brandeis University: p. 15

22 8 Creative writing class - Brandeis University. ms 17pp. 1965 Feb-May

see Brandeis University: p. 15

22 9 Twentieth century poetry - Brandeis University. ms 25pp. 1965 Jan-May

see Brandeis University: p. 15

22 10 Poetry - Hollins College. ms 15pp. 1969 Jan-Feb

see Hollins College: p. 24

Section 10: NEWS CLIPPINGS

SECTION 10, NEWS CLIPPINGS, consists of news clippings divided into subject categories.

 22 11 Clippings kept by LB - general (art, literature, etc.) not on LB but five some notation of the range of her interests and the attention with which she read. approx 100 pieces 22 12 Clippings on LB - general, approx 80 pieces 22 13 Clippings on LB - Awards, approx 25 22 14 Clippings on LB - as judge in poetry contests, approx 15 22 15 Clippings of LB - poems, 10 22 16 Clippings of reviews by LB, 1 22 17 Clippings on Dark Summer, approx 50 22 18 Clippings on Sleeping Fury, approx 25; inc. tearsheet fm Southern Review 22 19 Clippings on Poems and New Poems, approx 25 22 20 Clippings on Collected Poems, approx 25; inc Thought v. XII n. 30 July 23, 1960 22 21 Clippings on Blue Estuaries, 10 22 22 Clippings on Achievement in American Poetry, approx 20 22 23 Clippings on Selected Criticism, approx 25 22 24 Clippings on Elective Affinities, approx 25 22 25 Clippings on Journal on Jules Renard, 10 22 26 Clippings on Album de Vers Ancien, 1 22 27 Clippings on The Golden Journey, 3 22 28 Clippings on posthumous publications, approx. 15 Section 11: MISCELLANEOUS

SECTION 11, MISCELLANEOUS, includes Bogan's memoirs, notes on various subjects, notes on and quotations from books, her personal notes and reading list (Library of Congress, 1945-46), and other stray papers.

 23 1 Memoires - June 17, 1935 - Aug 28, 1965; ms, typescript 70pp. 1935-1965 23 2 A partial list of revisions and essays originally published in the New Yorker. 23 3 Drawing of fireplace with lamp. "Villefranche", Alpes Maritimes, France (home of Dorothy Dudley Harvey) June 15, 1933. Room layout, n.p., n.d. Desk arrangement, n.p., n.d. 1953, n.d. 23 4 Notes on Rainer Maria Rilke, ms 29pp. 23 5 Notes on music, ms 5pp. 23 6 Notes and aperçus for poetry, ms 34pp. 23 7 Notes on poetry, quotes from articles and books, typescript ms 28pp. 23 8 Poems used in classes; some examples of different types of poetry, typescript ms 38pp. 23 9 Notes on writing, typescript ms 11pp. 23 10 Notes on art, 5pp. 23 11 Notes found in books belonging to LB, approx 100pp. 23 12 Quotes taken from and notes on books - undated 23 12 Baring, Maurice Russian Literature 2p. 23 12 Bruford, W.H. Germany in the 18th Century 1p. 23 12 Carr, Edward H. Conditions of Peace 1p. 23 12 Chukovsky, Kornei From Two to Five 1p. 23 12 de Conlanges, Fustel, notes on articles about 2p. 23 12 Fowler, H.W. Modern English Usage 3p. 23 12 Greene, Graham England Made Me 2p. 23 12 Hide Figures in Transition 1p. 23 12 Huxley, A. Grey Eminence 1p. 23 12 Lowes, John Livingston On Convention and Revolt in Poetry 23 12 Munson, Gorham The Written Word 2p. 23 12 Randall, John H. The Making of the Modern Mind 1p. 23 12 Read, Herbert English Prose Style 1p. 23 12 Riding, M.R. and J.M. Dent Shakespeare's Plays 5p. 23 12 Saintsbury, George Shakespeare 4p. 23 12 Stark, Freya Perseus in the Wind 1p. 23 12 Strong, Leonard A.G. The Sacred River 2p. 23 12 Toynbee, notes on v. IV 5p. 23 12 Wittels, Frit Freud and His Time 2p. 23 13 Notes on and quotes from books - dated 23 13 Barnes, Djuna Nightwood 1p 1946 Feb 4 23 13 Tillyard, E.M.W. Five Poems 2p 1948 23 13 Muir [?], J. Long The Editor's Preface, 1p. 1948 Jul 14 23 13 Greene, Graham The End of the Affair 1951 Oct 23 23 13 Simpson, Martha Art is for Everyone, 3p. 1952 Jan 16 23 13 Jünger, Ernst Journal 3p. 1953 Sep 13 23 13 Stark, Freya The Freya Stark Story, 1p. 1953 Dec 17 23 13 Yeats, W.B. Letters of May, 4p. 1955 May 21 23 13 Pritchett, V.S. Preface to the Sailor, 2p. 1956 Nov 24 23 13 Arber, Agnes Mainfold and the Cue, 8p. 1958 Nov 15 23 13 Aldridge, John W. In Search of Heresy, 1p. 1957 Jan 21 23 13 M [?], F.O. American Rennaisance 1p. 1957 Nov 4 23 13 Fraser, G.S. Poetry Now 1p. 1958 Jan 28 23 13 Morison, Samuel E. Intellectual Life of Colo - N.E., 2p. 1958 Feb 16 23 13 Grierson and Smith A Critical History of English Poetry, 2p. 1959 Apr 22 23 13 Kenner, Hugh Invisible Poet 1959 Aug 14 23 13 Mauriac, F. Memoirs Interviews 1p. 1960 Nov 27 23 13 Read, Herbert The Forms of Things Unknown 2p. 1961 23 13 Golberg, S.L. The Classical Temper 1p. 1961 Nov 11 23 13 Letters of a Portuguese Nun 1p. 1962 Mar 8 23 13 Bettleheim, Bruno, notes on 3p. 1962 23 13 Bennett, Arnold Journal 2p. 1963 Sep 12 23 13 LaFarge, O. The Ancient Strength 2p. 1963 Oct 8 23 13 Howarth, H. Some Figures Behind T.S. Eliot 6p. 1965 Apr 25 23 13 Harper, Alethea Opinion and the Romantic Imagination 1p. 1968 Nov 28 23 14 Bibliographies and booklists acquired at New York Public Library, approx. 50pp. 23 15 Quotations of famous people, approx 25 pp. 23 16 Personal reading list Library of Congress, 100pp. 1945-1946 23 17 Personal notes, Library of Congress, 16pp. 1945-1946 23 18 Resumé notations and application for Guggenheim 15pp. 23 19 Travel arrangements and receipts, 10pp. 23 20 Margaret Widdemer manuscript translation of Marinetti "Foundation and Manifesto of Futurism" (concerned with Fascist influence of modern art) typescript 38pp.,

see Widdemer to LB p. 19

23 21 Einladung zur Reise poem by Charles Baudelaire, translated into German by [Stefan George?] 1p. 23 22 Pilgrimage Dorothy Richardson v. IV "Oberland" proof pages with notes by [LB], 5 sheets 23 23 Programs and invitations; announcements 23 24 Miscellaneous stray papers, approximately 50pp. Section 12: NOTEBOOKS AND JOURNALS

SECTION 12, JOURNALS AND NOTEBOOKS, is arranged chronologically. The approximate size and subject matter in each booklet is given for easy identification.

 23 25 Notebook to record impressions; 4p filled. 1914 23 25 Diary: Guggenheim in Vienna 1922 24 1 Notebook on literature, poetry, etc 1930 Summer 24 1 Notebook of poetry drafts, ideas for stories, comments on books and observations on self 1930-1934 24 1 Notebook of reflections after having reread one of her journals; interpretations of herself as an artist, 3p filled. 1932 Nov 16 24 1 Notebook on Europe trip 1933 Apr-Aug 24 2 Notebook (3"x2") addresses, expenditures, titles of books; Italy, France, Austria, plus three photographs of LB [1933] 24 2 Notebook (6"x4") drafts of poems, quotes, addresses, travel notes Würzburg. 1933 Sep 24 2 Notebook (12"x7") on the art of poetry n.p., 22p. [1933-1934] 24 2 Notebook (7"x5") European journal; Rome, Florence, Venice, Lake Como, Villefranche, Salzburg, with note 1933 24 2 Notebook (8"x6") journal concerned with pity, irony and love 1934 Aug-Oct 24 3 Notebook (8"x6") psychoanalytic notes on loving, notes on Dr. Fritz Künkel; The Dynamics of Therapy, Jessie Taft; 11 receipts 1934-1935 24 3 Notebook (9"x6") on poetry and poets (Santayana, Goethe, Eliot, Gide) Oct 10, 1934 - May 1935 1934-1935 24 3 Loose-leaf pages from notebook on books of literary criticism [ca. 1935?] 24 3 Notebook (8"x7") on psychology, love, hate, some notes on books (front section torn out) [ca. 1935?] 24 3 Notebook (8"x7") on psychology, literature, art, poetry 1935-1936 24 4 Notebook (8"x6") travels in Europe (Palermo, Italy) return to White Plains, with 2 notes 1933-1936 24 4 Notebook (3"x6") quotations from articles, short biographies on Calhoun [1935], 1936 24 4 Notebook (8"x6") on Rilke 1935-1937 24 4 Notebook (9"x7") on books, poetry, quotes, Feb 24 - Dec 20, 1936 1936 Feb-Dec 24 4 Notebook (9"x7") booklists, quotes n.d. 24 5 Notebook (3"x2") addresses, book titles, appointments, quotes Ireland [1937] 24 5 Notebook (3"x6") on travels, includes note by Charlotte Wilder 1937 Apr 6 24 5 Notebook (6"x4") book notes on Henry James, Jung; recipes; booklists; poetry by LB 1938 Jun-Dec 24 5 Notebook (6"x4") on Rilke, Pound; recipes 1938-1939 24 5 Notebook (6"x3") of reviews, recipes 1939-1940 24 5 Notebook (8"x6") American poetry booklist with notes on books and articles (used for Achievement?) [ca. 1940?] 24 5 Notebook (5"x3") on books, articles 1940-1941 24 5 Notebook (3"x5") book titles, booklist, recipes, note on books 1941-1943 25 1 Notebook (7"x6") diary, aperçus, booklists, quotes 1935-1943 25 1 Notebook (8"x6") booklists, quotations, notes from books 1943-1945 25 1 Notebook (5"x3") notes on books, booklists, notes to herself, addresses, recipes 1943-1945 25 1 Notebook (6"x3") quotations, notes from books 22pp. 1943-1960 25 1 Scattered loose notes on review of Branden Street in Horizon 1945 Jan 30 25 1 Notebook (8"x5") reading lists (mostly during Library of Congress 1945 - 1946) 1945-1948 25 2 Notebook (5"x3") notes on books, booklist, Yeats, Pound, Eliot, Auden, addresses 1948-1951 25 2 Notebook (9"x6") 11pp filled notes on and quotes from books 1949-1952 25 2 Notebook (9"x6") notes for Achievement in American Poetry 1950-1951 25 2 Notebook (5"x3") bibliography of works, publications in New Republic, Nation, Poetry (for use in Selected Criticism) 1954-1955 25 2 Notebook (4"x2") addresses, appointments, travels San Francisco [1955] 25 2 Notebook (5"x4") notes on travel expenses in preparation for trip to Europe 7p filled 1957 Jun 29 25 12 Notebook (8"x6") Yeats, Pound Dec 29 [1958] Dec 29 25 3 Notebook (4"x2") appointments, addresses, Seattle 1960 25 3 Notebook (8"x5") notes and quotes from books, NYU workshop notes, Frost piece, Edward Thomas 1961-1962 25 3 Notebook (4"x2") addresses, travel notes, appointments 1962, 1963 25 3 Notebook (4"x2") addresses, travel notes, appointments, Salisbury, England [1963] 25 3 Notebook (5"x3") travel notes to England (Falmouth - Cornwall, 13pp. 1963 Apr-May 25 3 Notebook (5"x3") addresses, notes on books 29pp. [1964] 25 3 Notebook (7"x5") appointments, addresses, booklists 1957-1964 25 3 Notebook (7"x5") notes on poetry and writing 1958-1964 25 3 Notebook (5"x3") addresses, appointments 1966 25 3 Notebook (2"x2") addresses, titles Edinburgh, London [1967] 25 4 Notebook (5"x4") poems, quotes; Christmas card list ca. 1967 25 4 Notebook (4"x2") addresses, shopping notes n.d. 25 4 Notebook (3"x2") travel notes, Guggenheim funds 1933 Section 13: PHOTOGRAPHS

Section 13, PHOTOGRAPHS, primarily of Louise Bogan. This section is divided into five sub-sections:

A. Family B. Louise Bogan alone or with others, arranged chronologically C. Louise Bogan (undated) D. Other people and places, arranged chronologically E. Unidentified Sub-section A: Family 25 5 Anna Bogan Donoval (aunt) and Mary Shields Bogan (mother), n.p. 1926 May 25 6 Anna [Bogan] and Mary Shields Bogan, Los Angeles 1907 25 7 Anna Bogan Donovan, n.p. n.d. 25 8 Charles Bogan, brother, n.p. n.d. 25 9 Daniel Joseph Bogan (father), [Portland, ME] 1822 25 10 Daniel Joseph Bogan (father), n.p. 1890 25 11 Daniel Joseph Bogan, n.p (Bushman + Heartwall, Tucson, AZ) ca. 1895 25 12 Daniel Joseph Bogan, [Portland, ME] ca. 1900 25 13 Daniel Joseph Bogan in carriage looking across water at the paper mill, Livermore Falls, ME ca. 1900 25 14 [Daniel and Mary Shields Bogan] with two children outdoors at Mrs. Gray's farm, n.p. n.d. 25 15 Edward [Bogan], infant brother (F.A. Wendell, Livermore Falls, ME) ca. 1884-1899 25 16 [James Bogan?] (grandfather?), n.p. ca. 1900 25 17 [Mrs. James Bogan?] (grandmother?), n.p. (2 photos) ca. 1890-1900 25 18 [Mary Helen Shields], mother (Jackson Kinney, Portland, ME) ca. 1880 25 19 [Mary Helen Sheilds] (Jackson Kinney, Portland, ME) ca. 1880s 25 20 Mary Helen Shields, Portland, ME (Conant), original and 1 copy 1881 25 21 Mary Helen Sheilds Bogan, Portland, ME (C.W. Hearn, 3 photographs) 1889 25 21 Mary Helen Shields Bogan, Portland, ME (A.M. McKenney) ca. 1889 25 22 Mary Helen Shields Bogan, Portland, ME [1897] (Heath and Smith), original and 1 copy [1897] 25 23 [Mary Helen Shields Bogan] outdoors, n.p. ca. 1900 25 24 Mary Helen Shields Bogan, n.p. [1918] 25 25 Mary Helen Shields Bogan, n.p. (2 copies) [1918] 25 26 Mary Helen Shields Bogan alone outdoors, n.p. (4 photographs) n.d. 25 27 Curt Alexander (first husband) I corporal's uniform, n.p. (original and one copy) ca. 1916 25 28 Maidie Alexander (daughter) with [father?] outdoors (2 photographs) 1922 Aug 23 25 29 Maidie Alexander outdoors, n.p. 1921 Jul 25 29 Maidie Alexnder at water's edge, n.p. ca. 1922 25 30 Maidie Alexander outdoors, n.p. 1922 Apr/May 25 30 Maidie Alexander with [LB] outdoors, n.p. 1922 25 30 Military cemetery [gravesite of Charles Bogan, d. 1918 at Haumont Wood, France], ca. 1920. (2 photographs). (All four photographs mounted on 1 sheet) 1918 25 31 Maidie Alexander with [Daniel Bogan], n.p. 1925 Sep 25 32 Maidie Alexander with Raymond Holden outside Hillsdale House 1928 Aug 25 32 Maidie Alexander alone outdoors, n.p. 25 33 Maidie Alexander alone in winter with sled, n.p. ca. 1930 25 34 Maidie Alexander with young boys, n.p. ca. 1930 25 35 Maidie Alexander Scannell, Heilbrunn, Germany 1933 summer 25 36 Maidie Alexander Scannell (center) with Jo Schaefer and Ruth Limmer at dedication of Louise Bogan Collection of Western College, 1973 (7 photographs) 1973 25 37 [Maidie Alexander, 2nd row, 3rd from left] with large group [at camp] n.p. (White Studio) n.d. 25 38 [Maidie Alexander] with group of girls in swimsuits [at camp], n.p. n.d. 25 39 [Maidie Alexander, 2nd row, 5th from left] with group [at camp], n.p. n.d. 25 40 Maidie Alexander Scannell (center) with Jo Schaefer and Ruth Limmer at dedication of Louise Bogan Collection of Western College (7 photographs) 1973 25 41 Raymond Holden at water's edge, n.p. ca. 1925-1930 25 42 Raymond Holden with Maidie, n.p. ca. 1926 Dec 25 42 Raymond Holden with Maidie, [Hillsdale, MA] 1928 Aug Sub-section B: Louise Bogan alone or with others (chronological) 26 1 LB alone, age 6 months, Livermore Falls, ME (Hayden) 1898 26 2 [LB with Daniel Bogan], n.p. ca. 1905 26 3 LB alone indoors, [Ballardvale, MA]. (Mounted on page from photo album) On back, photograph of Mary Shields Bogan, ca. 1908 ca. 1907-1908 26 4 LB with Daniel and Charles Bogan indoors, n.p. ca. 1908 26 5 LB on her eleventh birthday, with brother Charles, n.p. 1908 26 6 LB alone ca. 1910 26 7 LB with Charles Bogan in Boston, 1911 1911 26 8 LB alone ca. 1911 26 9 LB alone, Newport, RI. Taken by Curt Alexander. ca. 1911 26 9 LB alone, Newport, RI. (In same clothing) 1913 Aug 21 26 10 LB alone outdoors, [Boston] (2 photographs) ca. 1911 26 11 LB alone on porch, n.p. (2 copies) 1912 26 12 LB alone outdoors, snow on porch, n.p. (2 copies, 1 with unidentified group of four on verso of album page) 1912 26 13 LB with cats on porch, no snow, n.p. ca. 1912 26 13 LB alone, same location, n.p. ca. 1912 26 14 LB alone outdoors, n.p. ca. 1912 26 15 LB alone outdoors, n.p. ca. 1913 26 16 LB with Caroline Gervish, her English teacher at Girls Latin School in Boston (original and one copy) ca. 1915 26 17 LB alone outdoors, n.p. ca. 1915 26 18 LB with mother, Mary Shields Bogan, n.p. ca. 1915 26 19 LB alone, n.p. (4 photographs, mounted on 2 photograph album pages). On verso: Maidie Alexander, n.p., Aug 1922. 1922 Aug 26 20 LB in Vienna, Austria. ca. 1922 26 21 LB in deck-chair aboard SS Homeric 1922 Apr 25 26 22 LB alone outdoors in peasant costume, barn in background 1922 Aug 10 26 23 LB alone outdoors, Grinzing, Austria 1922 May 28 26 24 LB alone outdoors, n.p. 1924 Jul 26 25 LB alone outdoors, Yaddo artists' and writers' colony, Saratoga Springs, NY 1926 Summer 26 26 LB with unidentified man outdoors, n.p. 1927 26 27 LB alone in doorway at home in Hillsdale, NY 1928 Aug 26 28 LB alone indoors, Hillsdale, NY 1929 Dec 2 26 29 LB with [Maidie] outdoors, n.p. ca. 1930 26 30 LB with Raymond Holden, Deer Island, ME 1930 Summer 26 31 LB [as a chold?] with adult, n.p. [ca. 1910] 26 32 LB with Maidie at beach, n.p. ca. 1930 26 33 LB alone outdoors, n.p. ca. 1920 26 34 LB alone indoors, n.p. 1930 Mar

(Note: transferred to folders 26-28)

 26 35 LB alone, Heilbrunn, Germany 1933 Summer 26 36 LB alone in Salburg, Austria (3 photographs) 1933 26 36 LB with Gästhaus Seminar group, Salzburg, Austria [1933] 26 37 LB alone outdoors, [Villefranche, France], taken by F[ord] M[adox] F[ord] 1933 26 38 LB alone outdoors with cat, n.p. ca. 1933-1934 26 39 LB alone outdoors, n.p. [ca. 1935] 26 40 LB with Maidie, n.p. ca. 1935 26 41 LB alone in Provincetown, MA [on a visit to Edmund Wilson]. Taken at the home of John dos Passos. (original and one copy) 1936 26 42 LB at Dufferin Terrace, Quebec, Canada 1936 Jul 26 43 LB with two others at King's Beach, Swampscott, MA 1936 Jul 26 43 LB alone outdoors at Willy's House, Swampscott, MA 26 44 LB alone outdoors, Kent House, Quebec, Canada 1936 26 45 LB alone at her desk at 709 West 169th Street, New York 1937 26 46 LB alone at table, reading, n.p. [Note on reverse "by Tom Carr"] 1937 26 47 LB portrait Washington, DC (Harris and Ewing) 1945-46 26 48 LB with [Elizabeth Mayer] at beach, n.p. (3 photographs in Panel Arts Prints cover) ca. 1948 26 49 LB with Elizabeth Mayer on house deck, n.p. ca. 1948 26 50 LB alone indoors in armchair. Taken by Elizabeth Mayer. [1948] 26 51 LB with Elizabeth Mayer (5 photographs) and Elizabeth Mayer alone (1 photograph), all mounted on 1 photograph album page, n.p. [1948] 26 52 LB alone in cemetery, Aslington, NY 1949 Aug 26 53 LB with unidentified woman outdoors, n.p. 1949 Aug 26 54 LB alone, n.p. ca. 1950-1960 26 55 LB alone [Alta?], Uta 1950 Jun 25 26 56 (Bunny Adler portrait for Mademoiselle) [ca. 1950s] 26 57 LB at age 53. Photograph by R. Thorne McKenna, Millbrook, NY, Nov 1951 1951 Nov 26 58 LB with Emma Anderson, Richard and Caroline Hogue, Kelly's Ford, VA (2 photographs) 1954 Jun 26 59 LB with 23 others at MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH (Bernice B. Perry, Wilton, NH) 1957-1964 26 60 LB with William Jay Smith at North Pownal, VT 1958 26 61 LB alone at MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH 1958 Jul 26 61 LB alone at MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH [ca. 1957-1964] 26 62 LB alone at König 1958 Aug

see, Germany

 26 63 LB alone outdoors in chair, Salzburg, Austria 1959 26 64 LB alone with unidentified woman, n.p. ca. 1960 26 65 LB alone in Williamstown, MA. (Taken by Barbara Howes while Louise was visiting her in Pownal, VT) ca. 1960 26 66 LB with John Crowe Ransom and 3 unidentified others, n.p. [Book signing - "The Sure Thing"] [ca. 1960s] 26 67 LB alone outdoors at Maidie's place in Little Neck, NY (2 photographs) [ca. 1960] 26 68 LB with 2 unidentified women indoors, n.p. [ca. 1960s] 26 69 LB with an unidentified man (LG?) outdoors, Arkansas pre-1960 26 70 LB inside an antiques shop, n.p. 1961 Dec 26 71 LB alone indoors on 65th birthday, n.p. 1962 26 72 LB alone outdoors on 65th birthday, n.p. 1962 Aug 26 73 LB portrait, n.p. (Marvin Bolotsky, 210 East 6th Street, New York (1 glossy and 2 flat copies) 1962 26 74 LB alone at beach, Chatham 1965 26 75 LB alone indoors at 1 Gramercy Park, NY. (Taken by William Mayer, 2 photographs with note.) 1966 26 76 LB with others at dining table aboard SS Bremen (2 copies) 1967 26 77 LB alone [at poetry center, University of Arizona] (13 photographs by LaVerne H. Clark) 1967 Feb 26 78 LB alone indoors at home, books in background (3 photographs) [ca. 1967-1968] 26 79 LB with [?] On reverse: "1968 North Beach with Peter Thompson" 1968 Sub-section C: Louise Bogan alone or with others (undated) 26 80 LB alone indoors, inscribed on verso "Louise Bogan, M[orton] D. Z[abel]," n.p. n.d. 26 81 LB with Maidie, harbor in background n.d. 26 82 LB with cigarette at MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH n.d. 26 83 LB alone outdoors, n.p. (2 photographs) n.d. 26 84 LB with Bill Smith, outdoors, n.p. n.d. 26 85 LB with boy and older man, n.p. n.d. 26 86 LB alone indoors at MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH n.d. 26 87 LB with a conference group including William Carlos Williams, Richard Wilbur, Richard Eberhart, Kenneth Rexroth and five others, n.p. n.d. 26 88 LB with [Raymond Holden] at Lexington Avenue, New York apartment. Taken by Morton Zabel. n.d. Sub-section D: Other People and Places 26 89 Enid Starkie alone indoors, n.p. 1953 Dec 26 90 Edmund Wilson's house in Talcottville, NY n.d. 26 91 Jacqueline and Jonathan Hinden with baby, n.p. n.d. 26 92 Kitchen dining area at home of [May Sarton?], n.d. n.d. 26 93 Gravesite of William Butler Yeats, 2 photographs taken 1969 Jun 29 26 94 Silhouette of Tom Carr (H. Nolden silhouettiste, Tour Eiffel, Paris) ca. 1937 26 95 House at Otter River, MA n.d. 26 96 Adobe house, [Panama?] [ca. 1917] 26 97 A building in Salzburg, Austria (Kodachrome print) 1959 26 98 F.M. Ind at picnic on island near Toulouse, France 1933 Summer 26 99 Paul Grigorieff's cat "Miss She," with copy of T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum" in background, n.p. n.d. 26 100 Santa Fe, New Mexico (2 photographs) 1926 Sub-section E: Unidentified 26 101 Unidentified group at beach, n.p. [ca. 1950s] 26 102 Unidentified child, relative of Caroline Gordon Hogue, n.p. n.d. 26 103 Unidentified house, n.p. n.d. 26 104 Unidentified house entrance with cat, n.p. 1929 Sep 26 105 House with sign over door "A.W. Crowidge," barn, and bicycles, n.p. ca. 1900 26 106 Unidentified studio portrait of boy (Charles Bogan?) with dog, n.p. n.d. 26 107 Two unidentified males (James and Daniel Bogan?), n.p. (tintype) ca. 1882 26 108 2 photos: Unidentified male outdoors, n.p. On reverse: unidentified woman (LB?) in canoe, n.p. ca. 1925 26 109 Unidentified [family] group of four women, n.p. ca. 1912 Oversize 27 1 Louise Bogan, photo - Harris and Ewing [Washington, 1945-46] 1945-46 27 2 Lousie Bogan at Musette with Maidie Alexander n.d. 27 3 "July Dawn" n.d. 27 4 Medal of Achievement, Brandeis University, 18 Mar 1962 1962 Mar 27 5 Livermore Falls, Maine (map) n.d. 28 1 Framed photo of a classical sculpture. M.B.Z. (Morton D. Zabel) dated Aug 11, 1939. 1939 Aug 28 2 Louise Bogan photo. Acc. 2003-104. Gift of Joan Jansen n.d. 28 3 Charcoal drawing of Louise Bogan (photocopy). Acc. 2003-104. n.d.