American poetry -- Georgia
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Eleanor Speir poem
This collection contains a poem titled "Dear Little Friend" by Eleanor Speir. It was an invitation to her birthday party.
Imogene McAfee Buder Music papers
This collection contains a typewritten copy of the poem “Easter on Kennesaw” (1971), the sheet music for “Walk With Me Into Paradise” (1966), and a phonograph record (45 rpm) of “Walk With Me Into Paradise” and “April in Atlanta,” performed by Joe Dickey.
Rauschenberg and Gerhardt family ephemera
This collection includes a book of poetry, a pamphlet, and notes for the History of the Rauschenberg and the Gerhardt Families.
Ruth and Jean Henson papers
This collection contains yearbooks and notebooks from Powder Springs High School and Cartersville High School. Of particular interest is Jean Henson's 1913 yearbook, which contains some of his earlier poetry and prose. There is also a flier for a Ridgedale Baptist Church radio program called "The Hour of Power" and Ruth's freshman year cooking notes.
William Thomas Peek papers
This collection contains a spiral notebook containing reminiscences and poetry by William Thomas Peek, a traveling salesman for King Hardware Company. It also contains a check and newspaper clippings.
Wilmoth Cappleman poetry
This collection contains an album of three poems written by relatives and friends of Ms. Wilmoth Cappleman who created the beaded cover.