Poetry.
Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
Lillian Arline Walbert, Poet. Papers
Martin Luther Brown, Warden, Moundsville Penitentiary Records
Records of Warden Martin Luther Brown of Moundsville Penitentiary. Includes series of historical information, incoming letters (mostly from inmates to Warden Brown), and photographs (related to Moundsville Penitentiary). The date range of the series of incoming letters (1911-1914) corresponds to Martin Brown's tenure as Warden.
Milspaw Folklore Collection, Typescripts, Tapes, and Films
A collection of student term papers, submitted to a class in American Folklore, taught by Yvonne Milspaw of West Virginia University. The papers relate to legends, ghost stories, ballads, folk medicine, recipes, crafts, social customs, and games. A card file indicating the subject matter of each paper is included with the collection.
Oscar Clemens Stine Interview Transcript
Perley Reed, Author, Poetry and Artwork
Robinson Family Manuscripts
Most of the letters are to Helen M. Robinson of Fetterman, Taylor County, West Virginia, from relatives and friends. Subjects discussed include housekeeping, fashions, farming, schools, religion, and the Civil War from both the Confederate and Union perspectives. There are frequent, specific references to the political and military state-of-affairs in the upper Ohio Valley region.
Sue Ann Di Bacco, Verse Regarding Kennedy Assassination and Song Regarding West Virginia
Typescript of a poem by Miss DiBacco, "He Had What It Took to be President Kennedy"; sheet music of a song," We're Proud of the State of West Virginia" written during the centennial year by Miss DiBacco.
Valerie Nieman Papers
West Virginia Poetry
Poetry and verse unaccompanied with music notation about West Virginia, western Virginia and Appalachia or by area authors unknown, little known, unpublished or rarely published, such as Ida L. Reed. Reed is the author of the poem, "Come to the Cross Today".