Cora Estelle Waldron Correspondence

Entries include brief biographical information, a handwritten letter of presentation from Waldron on blue-edged notepaper stationery sent with a copy of the anthology Maine and Vermont Poets (missing?) featuring two of her poems, a typed letter from the Maine State Library introducing Waldron to the Maine Author Collection and returning her book gift for inscription, a handwritten biographical letter on plain paper from Waldron in which she describes her relationship to the lawyer Gilbert Patten Brown, a possible anthologist and longtime acquaintance, and the arrangement of poems in her head before composition on paper, a handwritten letter on silver-edged notepaper stationery sent with a photographic portrait and two poems The Old, Old House by the Sea written about Spruce Head Village, Maine, and appearing as a newspaper clipping from the Rockland Courier Gazette and the handwritten A Sound Pine Tree, a typed letter on receipt of Waldron\u27s inscribed book gift with some correspondence concerning a correction to the poem Spruce Head Island, and a handwritten copy of this poem