Single side of a postcard, written in black ink, signed by Walt Whitman.
Contemporary Manuscripts Collection Box 838, Folder 21
State University of New York at Buffalo. Poetry Collection
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Two-sided letter written with black ink on paper. Headed "Washington City, U.S." and is addressed to "Dear friend".
Contemporary Manuscripts Collection Box 838, Folder 20
Postcard addressed to Frederic Almy, 151 Pawtucket Street, Lowell Mass.
Contemporary Manuscripts Collection Box 838, Folder 19
Two-page handwritten letter addressed to Mr. Thacher. Mark in the upper left corner of first page reads "Editorial Office of the Atlantic Monthly 4 Park St. Boston".
State University of New York at Buffalo. Poetry/Rare Books Collection
Walt Whitman The late Dartmouth College utterance of the above named celebrity...
Four-page manuscript in ink on paper with additional notes in another hand in blue pencil appended to the top of the first page. The fourth page has a newspaper clipping of the pen "By Broad Potomac's Shore" attached.
How I still get around ... and take notes, (No 5)
Twenty-four page manuscript written on a variety of paper types. The pages are numbered 1 through 23, with a page "10 1/2" between pages 10 and 11. Note in collection states "Manuscript starting “Camden, NJ, Dec. 1 ‘81”, published in 1892 in Complete Prose Works (David McKay, Publisher, Philadelphia)." Last page is signed.