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Letter from Notre Dame University to John and Margaret Shaw, 1965-12
"Last August, I had the opportunity of visiting with the Holy Father in Rome regarding several important projects...."
Letter from Peter Doyle to Walt Whitman, 1868-09-27
"...I visited the Theatre since I wrote last to see the Black Crook. I had no idea that it wasa so good. Some of the scenes was magnificient [sic]. Harry (No. 11) sends you his love...."
Handwritten note on verso (author unknown) reads: This letter written in 1868. Doyl[e] then a young man. Note envelope is addressed by Whitman. HGe probabl6y gave Doyle envelopes so inscribed - He did this for others, and also for his mother.
Letter from Seven Gables Bookshop to Tulsa Public Library, 1948-07-13
"We had the pleasure recently of a visit from Wyllis Wright of Williamstown, Massachusetts, who told us of your program for building a Walt Whitman collection at the Tulsa Public Library...."
Letter from Stanford University Libraries to Tulsa Public Library, 1950-03-03
Thank you note for receiving a copy of Tulsa Public Library's list of Whitman materials.
Letter from The Saturday Review of Literature to Tulsa Public Library, 1948-01-27
"I haven't any knowledge myself about the bibliography. The man most likely to know...would be Professor Gay W. Allen..."
Letter from Walt Whitman to Conway, 1868-02-17
"...I am willing that Mr. Hotten should sell his English publication of my poems in the United States on condition of paying me one shilling on every copy...." TBI 295.
Letter from Walt Whitman to J.D.A. Ward, April 12
"...Dear Sir, In a letter from John Swinton as he speaks of your kind desire to subscribe for some copies of my new edition...."
Letter from Walt Whitman to unidentified recipient, 1887-10-04
"...Nothing very different with me - I am just going out for a drive - cool and bright weather - hear from Dr. Bucke always writes me cheerily and chipper...."
Letter from Yale University Library to Tulsa Public Library, 1949-08-02
Acknowledgement of Tulsa Bibliophiles gift of Whitman materials.
Lithograph for "Our Poet's Corner", 1895-12
Plate No. 23 from the Masterpiece Library featuring Walt Whitman in hat, coat, and vest, as an elderly man. Printed by Riddle and Couchman, Lithographers (London).