Abstract Collection of writings, correspondence, photographs, and other materials of Irish author, Padraic Colum (1881–1972) and his wife, Irish author, Mary Colum (née Maguire, 1884-1957). Padraic Colum was a poet, novelist, dramatist, and playwright and was one of the leading figures of the Irish Literary Revival. During his lifetime, Colum published more than 50 volumes of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and drama, children’s literature, and folklore. Mary Colum was also a prolific literary...

Scope and Contents Writing book of Esther Dopp of Rome, Oneida County, New York. Volume is an eighteen-leaf unlined writing book published by Mack & Chapman of Oxford, Chenango County, New York in 1830. The front cover gives the title "Writing Book," beneath which is printed "Good Penmanship is the neatest accomplishment of the Scholar" and a quote about penmanship from Chesterfield. The line reading "The Property Of" is filled in with "Miss Esther Dopp, Rome, 1831." Beneath this is a woodcut vignette of a...

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Undated typescript of a poem titled "An Imitation of Robert Herrick," by Eugene Field. Addressed in type at the top of the page to Alfred Bartlett, Publisher (Boston, MA).

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John Champlin Gardner (1933 - 1982) was an American novelist and short story writer, medieval English literary scholar, editor, critic, translator, poet, and Binghamton University college professor in medieval English literature and creative writing. The John Gardner papers contains writings and professional materials related to John Gardner.

Scope and Contents The Maria Mazziotti Gillan Archive, spanning over fifty years, includes personal journals, drafts and manuscripts of her work, writings by and about Maria Mazziotti Gillan, correspondence, promotional material, invitations to read at various venues, and conferences, festivals and workshops hosted and/or attended by Gillan. There are professional and academic files from Gillan’s career at Passaic County Community College and Binghamton University. There are photographs from events in which...

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Henri Antoine Jules-Bois was a spiritualist scholar known for his plays, poetry, novels and published articles. This collection documents Jules-Bois' writing, especially his poetry.

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This collection includes personal and professional correspondence of Charles Monroe Dickinson and his second wife, Alice Bond Minard Dickinson Balog, as well as legal and financial papers of the Dickinson and Minard families and newspaper clippings which document their activities.

Abstract The Molly Peacock papers contains personal and literary related correspondence, manuscript drafts and revisions of this American poet's prose and poetry works, publications, teaching materials, and photographs. The collection also contains artwork such as paintings by Molly Peacock and by other artists, as well as posters, particularly posters from Poetry in Motion on New York’s subway and buses, advertisements, and costumes for poetry readings and other events. The Binghamton University...

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The Women's National Book Association (WNBA) Binghamton Chapter was an organization that supported local women booksellers, librarians, authors, publishers, storytellers, and poets. The Women's National Book Association, Binghamton Chapter records contains the administrative and program files of the chapter.