Name/Title
RecordsEntry/Object ID
2017.9.13bScope and Content
Folder: Authors, Poetry, Section 2
Contains:
*Jellett, Edwin C., handwritten verses (May 21, 1921) "The Mermaid Inn" with each 4 lines dated 1877, 1878, 1879, 1920 and 1921.
*Jones, Edith, clipping "1920's Local People Published in Local Press" and "In Defense of Ghosts".
*Keyser, Naaman H., handwritten poem "Lunatic Girl" (February 27, 1824?) and image.
*Keyser, Naaman H., photographic copy of handwritten acrostic poem (to his grand-niece) "Poems By A Lady". Copy of cover page "The Widow of the Rock and Other Poems" (1824). Also, handwritten note on the poem "To the Memory of General Agnew" indicating that general Agnew died in the Wister House at Main St. and Queen Lane.
*Livezey, Thomas, poem in Notes and Queries (HSP) addressed to Joseph Galloway (1765).
*Livermore, Harriet, copy of clippings.
* MacKellar, Thomas, "Rhymes Atween Times". Image, reference entry.
*Manwaring, A. H., clun sonf for Valley green canoe Club, 1924.
*Mason, Norman, newspaper clipping with poem "Fair Germantown, Fairwell".
*Massey, Susanna, cover page and contents list of 1895 poetry book "God's Parable".
*McIlroy, W.H., "The Adventures In Europe of Barber and I".
*Miller, Herman, poet of the Wissahickon, clipping 1935.
*Monroe, Harriet (Editor of Poetry), April, 1934 issue with entry on Pastorius.
* Pastton, Gideon Harmer, 1902 class poet, Jefferson Medical College.
*Patton, Gideon Harmer, booklet containing poem "The Founders".
Peppercorn, Peter (pseudonym of Emanual Price), clippings on "From Sunday Press" (3/28/1897), collected by Edwin C. Jellett.
*Phillips, Marguerita, typewritten poetry submission to The Germantown Crier entitled "Autumn".
*Porcher, Mary F. Wickham, clipping (Germantown Guide, 8/7/1926) about Porcher poetry book, "The Tilted Cup".
* Rush, Edwin Rees, handwritten notes on book of poems by Rush listing versus of local interest.
*Selig, Johann Gottfried, copy of article (PMHB?) on Selig.
*Shipley, Saul R., poem "Old Germantown" (typescript) (2) with note by Edwin C. Jellett referencing John Thompson reading this poem on 6/24/1902 at opening of Seelig Building in Vernon Park.
*Smith, Esther Morton, Advertisement leafleft for "A Few Sonnets and Verses" by Smith (n.d.). Newspaper clipping on Mrs. Taubel.
*Taylor, Tom, poem "Germantown" by Taylor (1912).
*Tourison, E., "1920's Local People In Local Press" and "Baptist Church of Germantown", with clipping of 1930 fire (from The Beehive).
*Wharton, Joseph, "Poseidon In America" (1905). Also, 1902 poem and text "Mexico".
*Poetry Week, 1987, copy.
*Rohrer, Jane, clipping.Collection
Pamphlet Box Collection