Literature
Found in 657 Collections and/or Records:
The right thing
Handwritten holograph manuscript stamped "10 Oct. 1899." The manuscript is a love story set in South Africa during the Boar War. There are numerous corrections in the author's hand.
James Whitcomb Riley letters
Contains five handwritten and signed letters to John M. and Mary Jameson Judah. The letters discuss travel and lecture plans of Mr. Riley and arrangements to stay at the Judah's home.
The road to Jericho : a Christmas story
Typescript of a short Christmas story with handwritten annotations.
Frank C. Robertson correspondence
Correspondence. The materials relate largely to Robertson's writing career and association with various organizations. Some items also relate to personal and family matters.
Edmund John Robins collection
The Edmund John Robins collection contains many poems and short stories of "Ted" Robins. Also included is a scrapbook, publications with his work included, correspondence, and copies of historically significant paintings.
Romer Grey business records, between 1920 and 1976
Contains correspondence, agreements, outlines, and other material related to Romer Grey's business activities, including Romer Grey Pictures and Romer Grey Inc. dating from between 1920 and 1976.
Romer Grey financial records, 1930-1973
Contains receipts, tax returns, invoices, and other financial records related to Romer Grey's work and activities dating from 1930 to 1973.
Romer Grey papers, approximately 1920-1976
Contains personal correspondence, financial records, and contact information for people associated with Romer Grey. The materials include records of Romer, women with whom he was in relationships, and records of his professional activities, dating from approximately 1920 to 1976.
Romer Grey personal papers and correspondence, 1952-1976
Contains correspondence, notes, and other material by Romer Grey including information on his activities, legal troubles, and death dating from 1952 to 1976.
Romer Grey photographs, approximately 1915-1980
Contains photograph documenting Romer Grey's family and life, mostly after the death of his father in 1939. It contains photographs of Romer Grey from when he was a child, with his wife, Octave "Bea" Grey, and with his son, Romer Grey III. It also documents his role in the Flying Sphynx Ranch, Zane Grey Trails, and his relationship with Margaret A. Ingram dating from approximately 1915 to 1980.