Box 1
Contains 32 Results:
Catalogue of The Rufus W. Griswold Collection of Manuscripts in the Boston Public Library. 114 p., typed carbon.
2 original holograph letters by Griswold, 1 dated January 1855, to Jos. T. Fields, Esq., the other dated Monday, to Dr. Somer.
Pictures of Griswold and his first wife. 1 engraving of Griswold, 1 photograph of an engraving of Griswold, 2 photographs of paintings of Griswold, 1 photograph of a painting of Mrs. Griswold .
Offprint articles: “Another Rufus W. Griswold as a Critic of Poe,” by Joy Bayless; “The Letters of Edgar A. Poe to George W. Eveleth,” ed. by James Southall Wilson.
Photostats from Boston Public Library,, February 1939, about Poe.
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to Griswold,, 1842-56
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to Griswold,, 1842-56
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to Griswold,, 1842-55
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to Griswold,, 1848-56
Photostats from Boston Public library, letters to Griswold,, 1834, 1854
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to and from Griswold,, 1848-56
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to Griswold,, 1850-56
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to Griswold,, 1840, 1853
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters from and poems by Mrs. Sarah Helen Whitman,, 1838, 1847
Photostats from Boston Public Library, letters to and from Griswold,, 1843, 1847
Photostats from Connecticut State Historical Society, letters from Horace Greeley and Mrs. Sigourney to Mrs. Stephens,, 1842, 1843
Photostats from Cornell University Library, letters from Griswold to B. Taylor,, 1843, 1846
Photostats from Harvard College Library, letters from Griswold,, 1842, 1849
Photostats from Historical Society of Pennsylvania, letters to and from Griswold,, 1842-1856
Photostats from Historical Society of Pennsylvania, letters to George R. Graham, Esq.,, 1841-1845
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