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An oil painting of Theophilus Adam Wylie.

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This image scanned from the Cornelius Pering letter held in the Indiana University Archives. Pering describes this image in his letter, in full: "The New College is the center picture, which is not yet finished in the interior; the building on the…

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One of the Ningpo Presbyterian Mission Houses when occupied by John Butler (1837-1885) and his wife, Frances Eugene Harshberger (1848-1903), who were missionaries in Ningpo from 1867 to 1885. https://www.hpcbristol.net/visual/hv37-50

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Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Bishop, including a line drawing depicting Bishop's curly hair.

Personal letters exchanged between Louise Bradley and Elizabeth Bishop between 1925 and 1950

Personal correspondence of Elizabeth Bishop, describing her return from Summer Camp.

Brief greeting card sent by Elizabeth Bishop to Louise Bradley, dated 21 December 1943, and including a hand-made drawing of a tea table, houseplant, and Christmas decorations.

Elizabeth Bishop letter to Louise Bradley, written in 1928 on Camp Chequessett stationary and including a "vulgar limerick".

Letter sent to Louise Bradley in 1933 on Vassar stationary, detailing Bishop's plan to stinkbomb a Vassar political meeting.

Letter to Louise Bradley, discussing poetry as well as Bishop's life in New York.

Elizabeth Bishop letter to Louise Bradley, written in 1926 and containing hand-written versions of two early poems: "Mist Song" and "To Algebra" (not published elsewhere).

Elizabeth Bishop letter to Louise Bradley, sent from Vassar College and written on Vassar College Stationary. Bishop worries about the infrequency of their correspondence. She begins to sign the letter "Bishie" as was customary between them,…