Poetry
Found in 448 Collections and/or Records:
Odean Barnum papers, 2001 August
File contains materials relating to the service of Odean Barnum in the U.S. Army during World War II as part of the heavy gun and heavy machine gun squad. Materials contain an autobiography written by Odean Barnum. Details his early life in Mesquite, Nevada, military training at Camp Roberts, California during World War II, combat in the Philippines, and post-war life. Includes poetry and diary entries. Dated August 2001.
Old Peking / by Nym Wales, 1935 December
Short life sketch of Catherine Ingreberg Neilson Olsen
Ora Eastman poem
Ora Eastman poem, 1864 September 6
Poem penned for Caroline Eastman at her betrothal in 1864. The poem is dated September 5, 1864 and reads "Now all young men take pattern by this / And soon obtain its same sweet bliss / For Caddie's now a blooming bride / With Willie standing by her side." The ambrotype of Caddie was found among his things at William Henry Jackson's death.
Orpha Walker poems, date of production not identified
Robert Orr papers
Handwritten poems, minutes of a meeting of the Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a biography of Zina D. H. Young, a wife of the second president of the Church, Brigham Young. The poems were written at the death of Brigham Young in 1877. The Relief Society minutes relate to a meeting held in the 64th District school house on 7 Nov. 1893 in an unknown location.
Orson F. Whitney Christmas card to John Smith, 1909
Printed Christmas card with a poem by Orson F. Whitney regarding the future of the Church. Dated 1909.
Orson F. Whitney collection of poems written by others, 1842
Materials include one poem titled "You hoped I'd forget thee" by an unidentified author and two poems by Mrs. Sell M. Burgess, dated Janurary 20, 1842. Dated 1842.
Orson F. Whitney collection of poetry written by other authors, date of production not identified
Materials include transcripts, original reprints, and copies of poetry (probably collected by Whitney in his scrapbook) written by other authors who were famous or personally known to Whitney. Most of it is romantic poetry and features themes of religion, nature, history, and other similar themes. Date of production not identified.