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This small but significant collection includes original negatives and photographs of Beat Generation poets Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, Philip Whalen, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Kenneth Rexroth, Robert Creeley, and friends, made by Walter Lehrman from November 1955 through June 1956.

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The National League of Pen Women, established in 1897, was organized as a way for women to find mutual aid and advice for writing careers. The collection contains minutes, financial records, and other information about the organization.

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"Book" made by a sixth-grade class at the old Woodruff School in Logan, Utah. It contains the responses of various local officials to queries made by the students, short student reports, postcards, newspaper clippings, drawings, and photographs relating to the history of Logan, Utah.

Abstract Largely original correspondence of the Londons and their associates, the collection also contains six boxes of manuscript materials: short stories, articles, diaries, financial records, etc. belonging to Jack London. Correspondence of Charmian London, circa 1905-1948. Original manuscripts by both Londons, mostly typescript and first carbon, many with holography notes, of short stories, articles, and books (Assassination Bureau and ...

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This collection contains drafts of Spit in the Ocean # 7, the book that Ed McClanahan edited as a tribute to Ken Kesey, as well as papers McClanahan acquired during his research on Kesey and

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This collection contains the papers of San Francisco-based poet David Meltzer. This collection is made up of a variety of different materials, mostly correspondence, from David Meltzer.

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The collection includes a file on each Newbery Award winners from 1922 to 1959.

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This collection consists of the personal papers of poet and writer James C. Miller.

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The Neeley papers consists of correspondence written to Deta P. and N. Glen Neeley between 1920 and 1934, class notes and examination materials, an article written by Dr. Deta P. Neeley, the program for the Phd final examination for Deta P. Neeley, and a photograph of Glen and Deta Neeley with the schoolchildren they taught.

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This collection consists of the minutes books of the Newton (Utah) Literary Club from 1939 until 1988, when they were donated to the USU Library.