The collection contains biographical materials such as early notebooks
of writings and sketches, articles about Stevens, and family photographs.
Collection Number:
MS 002
Repository:
University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
University of Arizona
PO Box 210055
Tucson, AZ 85721-0055
Phone: 520-621-6423
Fax: 520-621-9733
URL: http://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/
Biographical Note
Thomas Wood Stevens was an artist, teacher, author, and theater
director. He served has head of the Illustration Department at the Art
Institute of Chicago from 1903-1911; he was cofounder of Blue Sky Press,
1899-1907; he served as head of the Drama Department at the Carnegie Institute
of Technology, 1913-1925; then at the Kenneth Sawyer Goodman Memorial Theatre,
1925- 1930; he was the director of various university and community theaters,
and of the Globe Theatre Shakespearean productions performed at several
American expositions and centennials; finally he was in charge of the Drama
Department at the University of Arizona from 1941-1942.
Scope and Content Note
The collection contains biographical materials such as early notebooks
of writings and sketches, articles about Stevens, and family photographs.
Manuscripts by Stevens include pageants, poems, plays, articles, stories, and
an original draft and illustrations for his book, The Theatre from Athens to
Broadway. Major correspondents are Kenneth Goodman, Samuel Hume, Alden Noble,
Ben Payne, Frederick Goudy, and Bertha Jacques. Stevens' work as a theater
director is represented by programs, clippings, scrapbooks, prompt books,
Shakespearean texts, and photographs of performances; as well as blueprints of
Goodman Memorial Theatre and Globe Theatre, Chicago. Included in the collection
are Blue Sky Press publications, some written by Stevens; 65 other books by
private presses; and seven little magazines. Original etchings by Stevens
include a series on American universities.
It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish
from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record,
the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The
user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for the
University of Arizona, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all
claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of
copyright.
Thomas Wood Stevens Calendar
(Compiled by Mrs. Stevens).
, 1840-1942
1
Personal Clippings (Scrapbook compiled by Special
Collections).
, 1902-1947
1
Educational Theater Journal.
, December
1951
"Thomas Wood Stevens: A Memorial Issue." (2 copies).
1
Lorado Taft's Indian Statue "Black Hawk."
An account of the unveiling ceremonies at Eagles' Nest Bluff,
Oregon, (Illustration), July 1, 1911. Limited edition of 50 copies; this is
copy no. 11. Signed etching by Thomas Wood Stevens.
1
1-3
Miscellaneous personal material.
1
4
Wartime service and activities.
, 1918
1
5
Periodicals containing references to Thomas Wood Stevens.
1
6
Dedication of the Thomas Wood Stevens Collection,
University of Arizona.
, 1950
1
7
Stevens Collection books elsewhere in the library.
Lists of gifts from friends and associates and volumes from the
personal library of Thomas Wood Stevens.
Thomas Wood Stevens' copy of a
Text Book of Free Hand Drawing, by
F. T. Daniels, Boston: D. C. Heath & Co.
, 1895
box
2
Album of personal photographs compiled by Mrs. Stevens.
Also includes an envelope of thirteen additional photographs taken
in 1940.
2
The Index: Pittsburgh's Illustrated
and Society Weekly.
, May 18,
1918
Photo of Thomas Wood Stevens is on the cover; biographical sketch,
page four, article on
Joan of Arc Pageant, page nine.
2
Poster: "The Blue Sky," a montlhy magazine, price $0.20 (3
copies).
2
Poster: "University of Wisconsin." Two lectures by Thomas
Wood Stevens: "The Making of a Pageant" and "The Pageant of the Italian
Renaissance."
, March 27, 1912 or
1913
2
The Summer Man: His Wanderings.
Being lasting record of a stunt by Thomas Wood Stevens and Frank B. Rae, Jr.
2
Resolution adopted by the faculties of the University of
Arizona on the death of Thomas Wood Stevens.
, March 5,
1942
2
Music scores, words by Thomas Wood Stevens.
Gerald Tyler: "Rejoice, O Hills." (2 copies)
Haniel Long: "Missouri."
Olaf Andersen: "The Corn Chant." (2 copies)
Olaf Andersen: "Chorus of Pioneers."
2
L'Album Des Poilus de A. Barrere,
souvenirs de guerre, Paris.
, 1914-1919
Etching: Bertha Jacques and the Chicago Society of
Etchers.
, 1912-1919
6
7-8
Etching: Brown-Robertson Company.
, 1911-1924
6
9
Etching: Frank Crowninshield.
, 1911-1913
6
10
Fine Arts Shop of Chicago.
, 1913-1915
6
11-12
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco.
, 1915
box
folder
7
1
Publishers: D. Appleton and Company.
, 1907,
1924-1941
Nursery Maid of Heaven,
The Theatre of Athens to Broadway, and
plays by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman.
7
2
Publishers: C. C. Birchard.
, 1918-1922
Drawing of the Sword,
Joan of Arc,
Pageant of Victory and Peace.
7
3
Publishers: Dramatists Play Service.
, 1938-1941
Drum Head,
Tour du Monde,
Knights of Terror.
7
4-5
Publishers: Samuel French.
, 1930-1942
Includes
Joan of Arc, Globe versions of
Shakespeare,
Drum Head,
Tour du Monde,
Venus and Adolphus,
Camille in Roaring Camp,
Knights of Terror.
7
6
Publishers: Henry Holt and Company.
, 1915-1926
Includes
Ryland,
Holbein in Blackfriars,
Goya,
Don Juan,
Joan of Arc.
7
7
Publishers: Midland Company.
, 1908-1910
7
8
Publishers: Prang Company (Edwin O. Grover).
, 1910-1938
7
8
Publishers: American Crayon Company.
, 1941
7
9
Publishers: Frank Shay.
, 1920-1925
Three Wishes,
Fifty One-act Plays,
Poe.
7
10
Publishers: Stage Guild.
, 1912-1938
Daimio's Head,
Holbein in Blackfriars,
Masque of Montezuma,
Ryland,
Chaplet of Pan,
Pageant for Independence Day,
Drawing of the Sword,
Rainald and the Wolf, plays by Kenneth
Sawyer.
7
11
Publishers: Donald C. Vaughan, Laurence J. Gomme, and the
Little Book Shop Around the Corner.
, 1914-1919
Dust of the Road,
Masques of East and West.
7
12
Poetry: A Magazine of Verse (Harriet
Monroe).
, 1912-1914
7
12
Poetry: A Magazine of Verse (George
Dillon).
, 1940
7
12
Theatre Arts Monthly.
, 1931-1940
box
folder
8
1-2
Publishers: miscellaneous correspondence about stories,
articles, etc.
, 1901-1942
8
3
Publishers: various, regarding
Westward Under Vega.
, 1937-1940
8
4
Publishers: various, regarding mystery books by Thomas
Wood Stevens' daughter.
, 1937-1938
Includes the
Cliff Dwellers Yearbook for 1911,
containing
The Masque of Quetzal's Bowl by Thomas
Wood Stevens and Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
10
6
Donald Robertson Players, Chicago. (Programs, clippings,
etc.).
, 1908-1913
10
7
Noble, Alden Charles:
The Fall of Granada. (Program,
typescript).
, 1910
10
8
Noble, Alden Charles:
Murder as a Fine Art. (Typescript).
10
9
Lecture notes: Art Institute of Chicago and University of
Wisconsin.
10
Art Institute of Chicago:
Circular of Instruction for
1907-1908.
, 1907-1908
10
Art Institute of Chicago:
The Book and Catalog of the Second
Retrospective Exhibition of the Art Institute Alumni Association.
, 1922
Contains "The Manuscript on Gray Charcoal Paper; note regarding
manuscript," by Thomas Wood Stevens.
10
Scrapbook of clippings regarding
The Faith Healer as produced in New
York and Cambridge, Massachusetts.
, 1909-1910
box
folder
11
1-8
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Correspondence.
, 1913-1917
Includes letters from Padraic Colum, October 23, 1914 and Gordon
Craig, February 6, 1915
11
9
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Carnegie Tech Pageants
and Special Programs. (Typescripts and notes).
, 1915-1920
box
folder
12
1-5
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Correspondence.
, 1918
12
6
Carnegie Institute of Technology: YMCA National War Work
Council.
, 1918-1919
12
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
14th Annual Report of the Director.
For the year ending March 31, 1917.
, 1917
12
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
Bulletin, Division of the Arts.
, 1918-1919
12
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
Theatre Arts Magazine. (Carnegie
Tech library copy).
, January
1919
12
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
Carnegie Tech War Verse.
, 1918
12
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
The Soldier's Progress; from the war
letters of Carnegie Tech men.
, 1918
box
13
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Correspondence.
, 1920-1924
13
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
18th Annual Report of the President.
, April 1, 1920-June 30,
1921
13
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
Bulletin, Division of the Arts.
, 1920-1921
13
Carnegie Institute of Technology:
Bulletin, College of Fine Arts.
, 1922-1923
box
folder
14
1-9
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Programs.
, 1914-1924
14
10
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Miscellaneous items
(History, memorabilia, etc.).
14
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Album of clippings.
, 1914-1949
box
folder
15
1-53
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Photographs.
15
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Album of photographs
compiled by John A. Willard, student.
box
folder
16
1
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Beyer, William (Student),
Furrowed Earth.
,
16
2
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Beyer,Beyer, WilliamWilliam (Student),
Underlings.
16
3
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Beyer, William (Student),
Wings.
16
4
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions: Day,
Frank P. and O'Brien, J. Vick (faculty),
Roses of Mercatel. (John A.
Willard's prompt copy).
16
5
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Floyd, Sara Trainor (student),
An Annotated Bibliography of Plays for
Outdoor Theatres. M. A. Thesis, Depart of Drama.
, 1923
16
6
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Hamilton, Harry (student),
Renny's Place.
16
7
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Hamilton, Harry (student),
You're Next.
Accompanied by a letter from Harry Hamilton to Mrs. Thomas Wood
Stevens, July 20, 1943.
16
8
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Osborne, Hubert and Byre, Laurence (faculty),
Life and Death of William
Shakespeare. (John A Willard's prompt copy).
16
9
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Parker, Louis (student),
The Minuet.
16
10
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions:
Stehli, Edgar (student),
The Gate.
16
11
Carnegie Institute of Technology Drama Compositions: Anon,
Sweeney.
box
17
Carnegie Institute of Technology: Scrapbook compiled by
John A Willard, student.
, 1919-1923
University and Community Theaters: miscellaneous and
various groups.
, 1915-1932
28
2
University and Community Theaters: Chicago.
, 1901-1927
28
3
University and Community Theaters: New York City.
, 1915-1934
Includes Washington Square Players, Civic Repertory Players,
Yvette Guilbert's School of the Theatre, etc.
28
4
University and Community Theaters: Garden Theatre, St.
Louis (includes correspondence).
, Summers,
1926-1927
28
5-6
University and Community Theaters: Little Theatre of St.
Louis. (See Box 21 for correspondence).
, 1931-1933
28
7
University and Community Theaters:
The Anatomist, London, directed by
Thomas Wood Stevens.
, 1932
28
8
University and Community Theaters: Venus and Adolphus, by
Thomas Wood Stevens. Produced at the Cleveland Playhouse, (includes
correspondence).
, October
1939
28
9
University and Community Theaters: programs of Thomas Wood
Stevens' plays produce by various groups.
28
10
University and Community Theaters: theatre periodicals
(miscellaneous numbers).
The Players, Bush Tempe Theatre,
Chicago, December 18, 1905; October 22, 1906
The Little Theatre Review, New
York, vol. 1, no. 2, 6-7, 9, 1920-1921
Little Theatres, New York Drama
League, 1922-1923
The Player, Detroit, Michigan,
October 31, December 5, 1930
The Show Bill, Biltmore Theatre,
New York, vol. 1, no. 1, March 14, 1936
Quarterly Bulletin, National
Theatre Conference, vol. 2, no. 1, April 1940
box
folder
29
1-3
University and Community Theaters: University of Michigan.
(See Box 21 for correspondence).
, Summers,
1931-1933
29
4
University and Community Theaters: Bonstelle Civic
Theatre, Detroit. (See Box 21 for correspondence).
, 1933-1934
29
5-6
University and Community Theaters: Stanford University.
(See Box 27 for correspondence).
, 1937-1939
29
7-8
University and Community Theaters: University of Iowa.
, Summers, 1937,
1940-1941
29
9
University and Community Theaters: University of Arizona.
(See Box 27, Folder 7, for correspondence).
, 1941-1942
The folders within the boxes of these various pageants are not
detailed in this inventory. They may, or may not, contain typescripts,
published versions, programs, photographs, clippings, correspondence, notes,
etc. The amount and type of material for each pageant will vary. Unless
otherwise indicated, pageants are authored by Thomas Wood Stevens.
box
30
Pageant of the Italian Renaissance,
Art Institute of Chicago.
, 1909
box
folder
31
1
Pageant of Illinois, Evanston,
Illinois.
, 1909
31
2
Pageant of Ireland, Chicago,
Illinois.
, 1910
31
3
Pageant of the Old Northwest,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
, 1911
31
4
Pageant for Independence Day,
Jackson Park, Chicago, Illinois.
, 1911
31
5
Pageant of Madison County,
Edwardsville, Illinois.
, 1912
31
6
Masque of Montezuma, Indiana Sand
Dunes.
, 1912
31
7
Shakespeare Pageant, Lincoln Park,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1912
box
folder
32
1
Wisconsin Pageant, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.
, 1913
32
2
Demeter and Persephone, First Ravina
Harvest Festival, Illinois.
, 1913
32
3
Pageant of St. Clair County,
Belleville, Illinois.
, 1914
See Box 42 for clippings.
32
4-6
Pageant and Masque of St. Louis, St.
Louis, Missouri.
, 1914
See Box 42 for clippings, Box 4 for correspondence with Percey
Mackaye, Box 5 for correspondence with Donald Robertson and Joseph L. Smith.
box
folder
33
1
Masque of the Nations, Wilmerding,
Pennsylvania.
, 1915
33
2
Technology Pageant and the Masque of
Power, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
, 1916
See Box 42 for clippings.
33
3
Duquesne Pageant and Masque,
Duquesne, Pennsylvania.
, 1916
A portrayal of Devon's glorious history, folklore and romance.
Includes a note to Thomas Wood Stevens from Lucy Barton in front.
45
Baird, George,
Pageant and Masque of Freedom.
, 1916
Pittsburgh Charter Centennial Committee prompt book.
45
Baker, George Pierce,
The Centenary Pageant of Allegheny
College, 1815-1915.
, 1915
Performed June 21, 22, and 24, 1915. Accompanied by the Official
Pageant Program.
45
Bates, Esther W.,
A Pageant of the League of Free
Nations.
, 1919
45
Bates, William O.,
The Indianapolis Centennial
Pageant.
, 1920
Coliseum, June 8, 1920. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the
author.
45
Conwell, O'Kane,
The Caldwell Pageant.
, 1915
In celebration of the 225th anniversary of the settlement of
Caldwell, New Jersey, Independence Day, 1915.
45
Cowley, Frederick K.,
Wenonah, or,
The Magic Word.
, 1916
Produced by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad, Company on
the occasion of the changing of the name of Fossil, Alabama to Wenonah,
Alabama, November 1916.
45
Cram, Ralph Adams,
Excalibur.
, 1909
An Arthurian drama. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the
author.
45
Dickey, Jeston and Roselle, B. L. D.,
Pageants and Plays of Pioneers.
, 1935
Commemorating the centennial of Texas.
45
Erskine, John,
A Pageant of the Thirteenth Century for
the Seven Hundredth Anniversary of Robert Bacon.
, 1914
Given by Columbia University. 750 copies were printed and 500
offered for sale. This copy is number 161, signed by the author.
45
Gaither, Frances,
Shores of Happiness.
, 1919
A pageant whereof Odysseus is hero.
45
Gaither, Frances,
The Shadow of the Builder.
, 1921
The centennial pageant of the University of Virginia as
presented June 1, 1921.
45
Geddes, Patrick,
The Masque of Ancient Learning.
, 1913
45
Geddes, Patrick,
The Masque of Medieval and Modern Learning.
, 1913
45
Hayden, Willard,
Pageant of Lexington.
, 1915
Commemorating a century of peace between United States and
England and in aid of the American Red Cross.
45
Howard, Sidney,
Lexington.
, 1925
Second presentation of the historical pageant drama,
commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington, enacted every
ten years by the citizens of Lexington, Massachusetts. June 1925.
45
Johnson, D. B., (Master of the Pageant),
Old English Pageant.
, 1913
The visit of Queen Elizabeth to Kenilworth Castle. Presented by
the students of Winthrop College, South Carolina, May 13, 1913.
45
Keller, Martha & others,
The Kenilworth Revels.
, 1924
Vassar College.
45
Koch, Frederick H., Raleigh,
The Shepherd of the Ocean.
, 1920
A pageant-drama designed to commemorate the tercentenary of the
execution of Sir Walter Raleigh. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the
author.
45
Langdon, William C.,
The Bronxville Christmas Mystery.
, 1914
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
45
Langdon, William C.,
Suggestions for the Celebration of the
Fourth of the July by Means of Pageantry.
, 1912
45
Langdon, William C.,
The Centennial Pageant of Auburn
Theological Seminary, 1818-1918.
, 1918
45
Langdon, William C.,
The Chapel Masque of Christmas.
, 1913
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
45
Langdon, William C.,
Foundation Day Ceremonial for Indiana
University.
, 1920
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
45
Langdon, William C.,
The Pageant of Darien.
, 1913
The pageant of a residential community, inscribed to Thomas Wood
Stevens by the author.
45
Langdon, William C.,
The Pageant of Indiana.
, 1916
In Riverside Park on the banks of the White River, Indianapolis,
October 2-7, 1916. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
45
Langdon, William C.,
The Pageant of St. Johnsbury.
, 1912
In celebration of the 125th anniversary of the founding of the
town of St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
45
Leonard, Martia,
The Masque of Manhattan.
, 1909
45
Long, George,
Pageant of the Church.
, 1916
In honor of the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
box
46
Mackay, Constance D'Arcy,
Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young
People. Holt & Company.
, 1912
46
Mackaye, Percy,
Caliban by the Yellow Sands.
Doubleday, Page & Company.
, 1916
A community masque to commemorate the tercentenary of the death
of Shakespeare.
46
Mackaye, Percy,
The Roll Call.
, 1918
A masque of the Red Cross.
46
Mackaye, Percy,
Wakefield.
, 1932
A folk-masque of America, being midwinter night's dream of the
birth of Washington. Designed and written for the United States Commission for
the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington.
46
Mackaye, Percy,
The Evergreen Tree. D. Appleton
& Company.
, 1917
A masque of Christmas time for community singing and acting.
Accompanied by a guide.
46
Nichols, Adelaide,
At the Gate of Stars.
, 1918
A patriotic masque.
46
North Dakota University, Sock and Buskin Society,
A Pageant of the North-west.
, 1914
Written in collaboration by eighteen undergraduate members of
the Sock and Buskin Society under the direction of Professor Frederick H. Koch.
First presented at the 7th annual meeting of the Mississippi Valley Historical
Association and on the occasion of the dedication of the Bankside Theatre on
the campus of the University of North Dakota. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens
by Professor Koch.
46
New Trier Township High School, Illinois,
How the Pilgrim Spirit Came to Illinois.
, 1921
A pageant written and presented by the students and faculty in
commemoration of the tercentenary of the landing of the Pilgrims.
Given by Pomona College and the city of Claremont, California in
honor of the 25th anniversary of the founding of Pomona College.
46
Parker, Louis N.,
The Dover Pageant.
, 1908
Dover, England.
46
Parker, Louis N.,
The Warwick Pageant.
, 1906
In celebration of the 1000th anniversary of the conquest of
Mercia by Queen Ethelfleda, Warwick, England.
46
Pashley, Hattie S. & Dunn, Eleanor R.,
Pageant of Palos.
, 1916
Presented by the people of Palos Township, Illinois.
46
Potter, Marie W.,
The Winged Soul.
, 1925
A festival for the 50th anniversary of the founding of Wellesley
College. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by E. R. Stoner.
46
Rice, Wallace & Goodman, Kenneth Sawyer,
The Glorious Gateway of the West.
, 1916
An historic pageant of the story of Fort Wayne, commemorating
the 100th anniversary of Indiana's admission to the sisterhood of states.
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by Wallace Rice.
Intended for the use of high schools, colleges and communities
during the centennial year. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author,
notes, etc. laid in.
46
Rice, Wallace,
The Pageant of the Illinois
Country.
, 1918?
Intended for use throughout the state in county and local
celebrations.
46
Rice, Wallace,
Primavera; the masque of Santa
Barbara.
, 1920
46
Rockwell, Ethel T.,
The Apostles of Light.
, 1923
A religious pageant-drama of the Centenary Movement. Also:
Appendix. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
46
Saint Paul Institute, School of Art,
Pageant of Minnesota History.
, 1911
46
Scott, Aggie Dean,
The Early Settlement of Georgia as Told in
Historical Playlets.
, 1932
46
Seward, Edith de Charms and Latham, Azubah J.,
The Masque of Joy or
Drudgery Transformed.
, 1914
Acting version used at the New Year Festival, Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York, January 10, 1914.
46
Stocking, Helen.
Historical Community Pageant of San
Jose.
, 1917
Luna Park, San Jose, California, June 1-2, 1917.
46
Tanner, Virginia,
A Pageant of Portsmouth.
, 1923
A pageant in celebration of the tercentenary of the first
settlement in New Hampshire. Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
46
Tanner, Virginia,
A Pageant to the State of Maine.
, 1928
In celebration of the official dedication of the Carlton Bridge,
Bath Maine.
46
Van Orden, Mary,
Partheneia and
The Queen's Masque.
, 1915
The Queen's Masque is the fourth
Partheneia of the University of California, Berkeley, California.
46
Viehman, Theodore A., and Smith, Howard F.,
The Pageant of Tuscaloosa.
, 1916
Presented May 30, 1916, as a feature of the Tuscaloosa
Centennial Celebration, held in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the
arrival of the first white settlers on the site of Tuscaloosa. Signed by the
authors.
46
Williams, Francis Howard,
Philadelphia Historical Pageant.
, 1912
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by Edith Emerson.
46
Wisconsin University,
A Pageant of the University.
, 1914
Given on the campus July 29, 1914. Written and directed by the
class in pageantry.
46
Yale University,
The Book of the Yale Pageant. Yale
University Press.
, 1916
In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the removal of Yale
College to New Haven. Edited by George Henry Nettleton. Letter to Thomas W.
Stevens regarding the Pageant laid in, signed "Kay" on letterhead paper of
William O. Goodman.
American Pageant Association
Bulletin.
, 1914-1919
47
2
Cranbrook Masque, Bloomfield
Hills, Michigan.
, 1916
47
3
Miscellaneous pageant programs.
, 1900-1930
47
4
Miscellaneous pageant material.
47
5
Pilgrimage and Passion Plays; programs
47
Architectural Review.
, September
1916
"Some Garden Theatres," by Frank A. Waugh, pp. 161-167.
47
Country Life in America.
, November
1916
"The Pageant in America," by Frances G. Wood, pp. 21-25.
47
Dickinson, Thomas H., "The Pageant; a study of its
history structure, and social uses."
The Play Book, Wisconsin Dramatic
Society, vol. 2, no. 4.
, 1914
47
Davol, Ralph A.,
A Handbook of American Pageantry.
Davol Publishing Company.
, 1914
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
47
Hurley, George O., "Pageantry for Ohio Communities."
State Historical Society of Iowa,
Bulletin of Information Series,
no. 10.
, 1923
47
Lewis, B. Roland, "Pageantry and the Pilgrim
Tercentenary Celebration (1620-1920)."
Bulletin of the University of
Iowa, vol. 10, no. 4, University of Utah Press.
, 1920
47
Mackaye, Percy,
The New Citizenship: a civic ritual
devised for places of public meeting in America. Macmillan.
, 1915
47
National Pageant Association,
The National Historical Pageants.
Historical productions adapted tot he purpose of historical societies,
universities and various civic organizations. Books by Thomas Wood Stevens.
Chicago. (2 copies).
, 1910
47
Russell Sage Foundation, Department of Child Hygiene,
Independence Day Celebrations. New
York.
, 1925
47
Withington, Robert, "Manual of Pageantry."
Indiana University Bulletin, vol.
13, no. 7, Indiana University Extension Division.
, June 15,
1915
(3 copies) 95 copies printed, signed by the author.
49
Egbert, Marion Thornton,
In Old Madras, Blue Sky Booklets,
vol. 1, no. 4.
, 1900
Number 27 of 145 copies printed. Signed by the author.
49
Stevens, Thomas Wood,
The Unsought Shrine.
, 1900
(2 copies) 50 copies printed.
49
Fowler, Egbert Willard,
The Storm, Blue Sky Booklets, vol.
1, no. 5.
, 1900
Numbers 15 and 77 of 123 copies printed. Signed by the author.
49
Allen, Frank Allen,
My Ships Aground, Blue Sky
Booklets, vol. 1, no. 6.
, 1900
Number 52 of 125 copies printed. Signed by the author.
49
Stevens, Thomas Wood,
The Frown of Victory, Blue Sky
Booklets, vol. 2, no. 1.
, 1900
A song-story. Numbers 40 (unsigned), 97 (signed) and one
unnumbered, unsigned copy of 195 copies printed.
49
Stevens, Thomas Wood and Noble, Alden Charles,
Mucronis Puerique.
, 1900
Two papers of a casual nature, "The Dagger in the Book," by
Thomas Wood Stevens and "The Boy in the Book," by Alden Charles Noble. Number
45 of 98 copies printed, signed by A. G. Langworthy.
49
Moore, Edward Martin,
Spoil of the North Wind.
, 1901
Numbers 30 and 179 of 625 copies printed.
49
Noble, Alden Charles,
Scott, Who was Nine.
, 1901
A tale of the joyous universe. Number 23 of 200 copies printed
on Ruisdael hand-made paper and number 6 of 15 copies on Imperial Japan
vellum.
49
Becker, Charlotte,
The Glass of Time.
, 1901
Number 133 of 250 copies on Ruisdael hand-made paper, number 8
of 15 copies on Imperial Japan vellum.
49
Peattie, Elia W.,
How Jaques came into the Forest of
Arden.
, 1901
Numbers 120 and 543 of 700 copies on Van Gelder hand-made paper,
number 15 of 25 copies on Japan vellum and three copies on parchment.
49
Blanden, Charles Granger,
Omar Resung.
, 1901
Number 25 of 25 copies printed in Japan vellum, 200 additional
copies printed on Van Gelder hand-made paper.
49
Crissey, Forrest,
In Thompson's Woods.
, 1901
Number 17 of 25 copies on Japan vellum, 275 additional copies on
L. L. Brown's hand-made paper.
49
Stevens, Thomas Wood,
Our Lady of Rhyme.
, 1901
A book of occasional lyrics. (2 copies) 200 copies printed.
vol. 3, no. 1-5, July 1900-June 1901 (2 copies of no. 2, 3,
5)
vol. 4, no. 1-5, November 1901-March 1902 (2 copies of no.
1, 2)
vol. 4, no. 1, April 1902
49
The Rubric: A Magazine de Luxe.
, 1902
This magazine absorbed
The Blue Sky in 1902.
vol. 1, no. 2, January 1902
vol. 2, no. 1, August 1902
49
The Blue Sky Booklets.
, 1900
vol. 1, no. 1-6
49
Blue Sky Press: miscellaneous material.
Includes catalogs, advertising material, etc., and a letter from
Will Ranson (January 10, 1928) regarding a list of Blue Sky publications for
this forthcoming book on private presses.
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Rice, Wallace,
Memorial Ode for the Fiftieth Anniversary
of the Founding of Racine College, Racine Wisconsin, X Junii MCMII.
, 1902
50
Noble, Alden Charles,
Lyrics to the Queen.
, 1902
Contains " A 'Stray Cloud,' being a final word to the friends of
the
Blue Sky magazine," by Thomas Wood
Stevens. (2 copies).
50
Browning, Robert,
In a Balcony.
, 1902
Number 215 of 400 copies on paper, 15 additional copies of Japan
vellum.
50
Milton, John,
L'Allegro & Il Penseroso.
, 1902
Number 7 of 100 copies printed.
50
Blanden, Charles G.,
A Harvest of Reeds.
, 1902
Number 8 of 150 copies printed.
50
Burton, Charles Pierce,
The Bashful Man, and Others.
, 1902
Number 7 of 500 copies printed.
50
Stevens, Thomas Wood and Noble, Alden Charles,
The Morning Road.
, 1902
Number 38 of 200 copies printed on paper, 15 additional copies
printed on Japan vellum.
50
Poe, Edgar Allen,
The Fall of the House of Usher.
, 1903
Number 69 of 150 copies printed on paper, 15 additional copies
printed on Japan vellum.
50
Cheney, C. Emma,
Mistress Allice Jocelyn: Her
Letters.
, 1903
Number 399 of 500 copies printed on paper, number 17 of 20
copies printed on Japan vellum.
50
Blanden, Charles G.,
The Unremembered God and other
Poems.
, 1903
Number 5 of 10 copies printed on Japan vellum, number 84 of 150
copies printed on paper.
50
Peattie, Elisa W.,
Castle, Knight and Troubadour.
, 1903
175 copies printed on paper and 25 copies on Japan vellum. This
copy is not numbered.
50
Poe, Edgar Allen,
The Cask of Amontillado.
, 1904
Numbers 31 and 56 of 300 copies printed on Van Gelder hand-made
paper, number 10 of 15 copies printed on Japan vellum.
50
Blanden, Charles G.,
The Battle of Love.
, 1904
300 copies printed on Van Gelder hand-made paper, 15 copies
printed on Japan vellum. This copy is not numbered.
50
Goldsmith, Oliver,
The Life of Richard Nash, Esquire.
, 1904
Number 37 of 100 copies printed on hand-made paper, 25
additional copies printed on Japan vellum.
50
Le Gallienne, Richard,
The Burial of Romeo and Juliet.
, 1904
Number 143 of 300 copies printed on hand-made paper, 25
additional copies printed on Japan vellum.
50
Stevens, Thomas Wood and Noble, Alden Charles,
The Parchment in the Hollow Hilt.
, 1904
Numbers 30 and 159 of 225 copies printed on Italian hand-made
paper, number 5 of 25 copies printed on Japan vellum. Additional copy
unnumbered, inscribed to Louise McPherson by the authors.
50
Morris, William,
Sir Galahad; A Christmas Mystery.
, 1904
Number 116 of 500 copies printed on paper, 25 additional copies
printed on Japan vellum.
50
Rossetti, Christina,
Goblin Market.
, 1905
Number 4 of 15 copies printed on Japan vellum, 300 additional
copies printed on Van Gelder hand-made paper, one copy, unnumbered.
50
Erskine, Payne,
The Harper & the King's Horse.
, 1905
Unnumbered copy of 500 copies printed on Van Gelder hand-made
paper, unnumbered copy of 25 copies printed on Japan vellum.
50
Crow, Martha Foote,
The World Above.
, 1905
Number 182 of 500 copies printed on Van Gelder hand-made paper,
25 additional copies printed on Japan vellum.
50
The Pageant, a magazine of
belles-lettres.
, 1905-1907
Number 3 of 100 copies printed. Additional copy, not numbered,
issued as
Alwil Brochure, Series I, no. 2.
51
Plato,
The Apology of Socrates, Alwil
Shop, Ridgewood, New Jersey.
, 1901
Number 140 of 475 copies printed on Van Gelder hand-made paper,
25 additional copies printed on imperial Japan vellum. Inscribed to Thomas Wood
Stevens by Frank B. Rae, Jr.
51
Stevens, Thomas Wood and Noble, Alden Charles,
Hold Redmere, Alwil Shop,
Ridgewood, New Jersey.
, 1901
Number 134 of 450 copies printed on hand-made paper, 50
additional copies on Japan vellum.
51
Stevens, Thomas Wood,
The Unsought Shrine, and
Titian, The Boy, Alwil Shop,
Ridgewood, New Jersey.
, 1901
Alwil Brochures, Series I, no.
1.
51
Yearbook, Brother of the Book,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1913
51
Henry, Arthur,
Peter and the Fairies, Brother of
the Book, Chicago, Illinois.
, 1913
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Pater, Walter Horatio,
Duke Carl of Rosemold, Copland and
Day, Boston, Massachusetts.
, 1897
500 copies printed.
51
Our Lady's Tumbler, Copland and
Day, Boston, Massachusetts.
, 1898
A tale of Medieval France, translated into English from Old
French by Isabel Butler.
51
Yeats, William Butler,
Responsibilities, Cuala, Dundrum,
Ireland.
, 1914
Number 347 of 400 copies printed.
51
Pope, Alexander,
The Rape of the Lock, Elston, New
Rochelle, New York.
, 1902
160 copies printed.
51
Noble, Alden Charles,
The Buccaneer, Green Mountain,
Brattleboro, Vermont.
, 1908
(3 copies) 150 copies printed.
51
Weitenkampf, Frank,
The Etching of Contemporary Life,
Dard Hunter, Marlborough-on-the-Hudson, New York.
, 1926
Imperfect, original etching by Ernest D. Roth lacking.
51
Bradley, William A.,
The Etching of Figures, Dard
Hunter, Marlborough-on-the-Hudson, New York.
, 1901
Imperfect, original etching by William A. Levy lacking.
51
Havens, Munson Aldrich,
Horace Walpole and the Strawberry Press,
1757-1789, Kirgate, Canton, Pennsylvania.
, 1901
300 copies printed.
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Garnet, Porter,
A Documentary Account of the Beginnings of
the Laboratory Press, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Laboratory
Press, Carnegie Institute of Technology.
, 1927
160 copies printed on Lafuma-Navarre, 95 copies printed on Crown
and Scepter. This copy is Lafuma-Navarre.
Meredith, George,
Modern Love, and other Poems,
Mosher, Portland, Maine.
, 1904
925 copies printed.
52
Macleod, Fiona,
From the Hills of Dream, Mosher,
Portland, Maine.
, 1904
Threnodies, songs and other poems. Fiona Macleod is a pseudym of
William Sharp. 925 copies printed.
52
Schreiner, Olive,
The Lost Joy, and Other Dreams,
Mosher, Portland, Maine.
, 1909
52
Dowson, Ernest,
The Pierrot of the Minute, Mosher,
Portland, Maine.
, 1913
A dramatic fantasy in one act. 950 copies printed.
52
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett,
Lord Walter's Wife, Philosopher,
Wausau, Wisconsin.
, 1899
52
Ellis, William,
The Old Winconse, Philosopher,
Wausau, Wisconsin.
, 1899
52
Ellis, William,
The Ketcham Pardon, Philosopher,
Wausau, Wisconsin.
, 1900
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by the author.
52
Crissey, Forrest,
Olof and Yourself, Philosopher,
Wausau, Wisconsin.
, 1897
52
Gray, Thomas,
Elegy Written in a Country
Churchyard, Prairie, Chicago.
, 1905
100 copies printed.
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The Basia of Joannes Secundus,
Colonial, Boston, Massachusetts.
, 1901
Translated into English verse, to which is added the
Epithalamium, with the English version of George Ogle, with a prefatory memoir
by Wallace Rice. Number 206 of 365 copies printed upon Dutch hand-made paper,
26 additional copies on Japan vellum.
53
Guerin, Maurice de,
The Centaur, Montague,
Massachusetts.
, 1915
Translated by George B. Ives from French. Typography by Bruce
Rogers. 135 copies printed.
53
Spenser, Edmund,
Prothalamion: Epithalamion,
Riverside Press of Houghton, Mifflin and Company.
, 1902
Typography by Bruce Rogers. 419 copies printed, 400 numbered and
for sale. This copy no numbered, inscribed "Presentation copy" to Thomas Wood
Stevens from Bruce Rogers?
53
Songs & Sonnets of Pierre de
Ronsard, gentleman of Vendomois, Riverside Press of Houghton, Mifflin
and Company.
, 1903
Selected and translated into English verse by Curtis Hidd Page,
Typography by Bruce Rogers. Number 389 of 425 copies printed. Inscribed to
Thomas Wood Stevens by Bruce Rogers.
53
Sidney, Sir Philip,
Certaine Sonnets, Riverside Press
of Houghton, Mifflin and Company.
, 1904
Typography by Bruce Rogers. Number 422 of 430 copies
printed.
53
Wordsworth, William,
IV Sonnets, Riverside Press of
Houghton, Mifflin and Company.
, 1909
143 copies "Printed by Bruce Rogers for his friends, Christmas
MDCCCCIX."
53
Schreiner, Olive,
So Here Then Are Dreams, Roycroft, East Aurora,
New York.
, 1901
Inscribed to Thomas Wood Stevens by Elbert Hubbard.
53
Bacheller, Irving,
The Story of a Passion, Roycroft, East Aurora, New
York.
, 1899
53
Beatty, John W.,
The Relation of Art to Nature,
Rudge, William Edwin, New York.
, 1922
Typography by Bruce Rogers. 950 copies printed.
53
Morris, William and Walker, Emery,
Printing, Village, Park Ridge,
Illinois & Hingham, Massachusetts.
, 1903
Number 215 of 231 copies printed.
53
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel,
The Blessed Damozel, Village, Park Ridge, Illinois
& Hingham, Massachusetts.
, 1903
110 copies printed.
53
Lamb, Charles,
A Dissertation Upon a Roast Pig, Village, Park
Ridge, Illinois & Hingham, Massachusetts.
, 1904
215 copies printed.
53
Browning, Robert,
Rabbi Ben Ezra, Village, Park Ridge, Illinois
& Hingham, Massachusetts.
, 1904
Number 12 of 173 copies printed.
53
Neale, Dr. John Mason,
Good King Wenceslas, Village, Park
Ridge, Illinois & Hingham, Massachusetts.
, 1904
53
Morris, William,
The Hollow Land, Village, Park Ridge, Illinois
& Hingham, Massachusetts.
, 1905
220 copies printed.
53
Irving, Washington,
Rip Van Winkle, Wayside,
Springfield, Massachusetts.
, 1897
Unless otherwise indicated, articles are authored by Thomas Wood
Stevens.
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Bohemian Magazine.
, December
1908
p. 753, "Art in Chicago."
54
The Drama: A Quarterly Review.
, November
1914
p. 635, "A School of the Theatre Arts" (Carnegie Tech).
54
The English Journal.
, March
1937
p. 179, "How Good is Eugene O'Neill?"
54
The Fulcrum (Armour Institute of
Technology).
, October-November,
1899
October, 1899, p. 15, "The Man at the Window."
November, 1899, p. 23, "The Man at the Window."
54
Inland Printer.
, April
1902
p. 41, "Notes on the Pictorial Bookplate."
54
Inland Printer.
, February
1908
p. 355, "Art and the Printing Craft."
54
National Theatre Conference,
Quarterly Bulletin.
, October
1939
p. 3, "One Yardstick."
54
The Play Book.
, April
1913
p. 21, "In Defense of Footlights."
54
The Play Book.
, May
1913
p. 3, "Robertson, a record."
54
The Play Book.
, June
1913
Issue devoted to the open-air theatre. Thomas Wood Stevens
contributor and artist.
54
The Play Book.
, August
1913
p. 10, "A Festival of Northern Folklore."
54
The Play Book.
, August
1914
p. 16, "The Plan of a Laboratory Theatre" (Carnegie
Theatre).
54
Proceedings of the Conference on the Drama in American
Universities and Little Theatres, held at the Carnegie Institute of Technology,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
, November 27-28,
1925
p. 77, "The Potentialities of a College Dramatic
Department."
54
St. Louis Art League,
Bulletin.
, May
1914
p. 19, "Note on an Open-air Theatre."
54
Saint Louis Review.
, March 15,
1932
p. 2, "The Audience in Search of a Theatre."
54
The School Arts Book.
, June
1912
p. 1003, "The Pageant as a School Exercise."
54
The School Arts Magazine.
, January
1913
p. 299, "The School is Beautiful-Mural Decorations by Art
Students."
54
Bibliograhical Society of Chicago,
Yearbook.
, 1900-1901
p. 25, "On Some American Bookmakers."
54
The Sketch Book.
, December
1905
p. 195, "Elements of Illustration."
54
Theatre Arts Monthly.
, January
1931
p. 59, "What the Audience Wants."
54
Theatre Arts Monthly
, September
1931
p. 729, "Field Notes on the War in Times Square."
54
Theatre Magazine.
, June
1918
p. 350, "A Non-commercial Theatre." (Carnegie Tech).
54
Books and Printing: "When the Author Prints."
(Typescript).
, 1903
54
Books and Printing: "An Open Letter to a Book-lover."
(Typescript).
, 1905
54
Books and Printing: "At the Sign of the Red Pale:
William Caxton."
, April
1905
Published in
Inland Printer.
54
Books and Printing: "The Birthplace of the Craft."
, October
1907
Extract from
Inland Printer.
54
Books and Printing: "A Mail Course from Critics."
(Typescript).
, ca.
1907
Fine Arts: "Elements of Illustrations." (Typescript).
, 1906
Fine Arts: "Mural Paintings in the Sherman Park Assembly
Hall." (Typescript).
, 1906-1910?
Fine Arts: "An Open Letter in the Matter of Translated
Pictures." (Typescript).
, ca.
1910
Fine Arts: "The Artist's Efficiency." (Speech at
Exhibitors' Dinner, Chicago Artists).
, January 31,
1911
Fine Arts: "Chicago and the Fine Arts." (Typescript).
, 1912
Fine Arts: "Art and Progress." (Typescript).
, 1913
Fine Arts: "A Note on the Provinces of Art Education."
, ca.
1910
Extract from
Educational Bi-Monthly.
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Politics: "Stop! Look! and Listen!" (Typescript).
54
Politics: "Old Spanish Custom." (Typescript).
54
Travel I: "The Petrified Forest of Arizona."
, December
1902
Extract from
The Garden of the Gods Magazine.
54
Travel I: "A Grand Canyon Bivouac."
, June
1902
Extract from
The Independent.
54
Travel I: "Vababonds in Adobeland: San Domingo Days."
, 1902
Extract from
The Garden of the Gods Magazine.
54
Travel II: "Vababonds in Adobeland: the Desert."
(Typescript).
, 1902
54
Travel II: "A Canyon Camp." (Typescript).
, 1907
54
Theatre: Miscellaneous holographic notes.
"Truism"
"Education and the Art of the Theatre"
"The Art of the Theatre"
"To Rise Above Makeshift"
54
Theatre: "The Changing Theatre." (Holograph lecture
notes).
54
Theatre: "Prospectus of a Plan for the Establishment of
a Civic Theatre in Chicago." (Original draft and typescript).
54
Theatre: "Portrait of a Living Master." William Poel,
(Typescript).
54
Theatre: A letter from Donald Robertson to Mr. N. H.
Carpenter, Secretary, the Art Institute.
, March 20,
1909
54
Theatre: "The Cranbrook Masque, Detroit." (Typescript).
Accompanied by a letter to Mr. Weeks, July 12, 1916.
54
Theatre: The Field of the Dramatic Artist." Two
versions. (Typescript).
, December
1922
54
Theatre: "Carnegie Tech: The First Phase." (Typescript).
, ca.
1915
54
Theatre: "The Theatre Goes to School." (Typescript).
54
Theatre: "Pittsburgh's Unique Drama School." Radio talk.
, February 25,
1922
54
Theatre: "Education Aspect of the Drama." (Typescript).
54
Theatre: "Making the Play the Issue." (Typescript).
54
Theatre: "Art in School Pageants."
Extract from an unknown source.
54
Theatre: "The Spoken Word in Pageantry." (Fragment).
54
Theatre: "The Pageant as a School Exercise."
(Typescript).
Accompanied by a letter to Mr. Edwin O. Grover, President, Prang
Company, January 6, 1912.
54
Theatre: "On Pageants." (Personal notes).
54
Theatre: "Re Quetzel's Bowl" (As done at the Cliff
Dwellers Club).
, 1911
54
Miscellaneous: "New Fields for the Art Institute."
Extract from
Midland.
54
Miscellaneous: "An Appreciation of Donald Robertson."
(Brochure).
54
Miscellaneous: "Municipal Art League." (Memorandum of
report of Committee on Plan of Work for the Ensuing Year).
, 1910
54
Miscellaneous: "The Making of a Dramatic Pageant."
, September
1912
Extract from
Atlantic Education Journal.
54
Miscellaneous: "Mural Decorations by Art Students."
, January
1913
Published in
The School Arts Magazine.
54
Miscellaneous: "A School of the Theatre Arts."
, 1914
Reprint from
The Tartan, the student weekly of
the Carnegie Institute of Technology.
54
Miscellaneous: "The Stage Without a Curtain."
, February
1938
Published in
Theatre Arts.
54
Miscellaneous holograph notes form projected articles.
Unless otherwise indicated, publications are authored by Thomas
Wood Stevens.
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The Theatre from Athens to
Broadway, New York: D. Appleton and Company.
, 1932
With drawings by the author. Inscribed, "to the Thomas Wood
Stevens Memorial Collection on the occasion of the author's 100th birthday,
January 26, 1980, by his daughter Phoebe Stevens Mera."
60
"The Autumn of Love, a Poem,"
Harpers Magazine, p. 147.
, 1905
60
"Three Birds,"
The Outer's Book: A Magazine of Outdoor
interest, p. 1093.
, September
1907
Sonnets.
60
"The Pageant,"
Poetry: a Magazine of Verse, p. 82.
, May
1918
60
"The Cactus,"
Poetry: a Magazine of Verse, p. 173
, July
1940
60
"Desert Processional,"
Theatre Arts Monthly, p. 306-313.
, April
1938
60
Markham, Edwin, ed.,
The Real America in Romance, New
York: H. W. Wise and Company.
, 1909-1927
Volume 2 of 15 volumes, "The Gold Quest: The Age of Conquest,
1506-1547," by Thomas Wood Stevens. Note by Mrs. Stevens on the title page.
60
The Etching of Cities, Chicago
Society of Etchers.
, 1913
325 copies printed.
60
Hold Redmere, with Alden Charles
Noble, Ridgewood, New Jersey: Alwil Shop.
, 1901
Number 154 of 450 copies printed on hand-made paper, 50
additional copies printed on Japan vellum.
60
Lettering, New York, Chicago: The
Prang Company.
, 1916
(2 copies).
60
The Unsought Shrine, and Titian, The
Boy, Ridgewood, New Jersey, Alwil Shop.
, 1901
Alwil Brochures, Series I., no. 1. This copy lacks cover and
frontispiece.
60
Westward Under Vega, New York:
Covicci-Friede.
, 1938
60
Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe Railway System:
The California Limited.
, 1902-1903
Illustrated by H. E. Townsend. "This is one of the books Mr.
Stevens designed and arranged (probably wrote) when in the employ of the Sante
Fe Railroad as assistant to the Advertising Department. The illustrator,
Townsend, was his closest friend for forty years. Had been associated with the
Blue Sky Press until it closed." Note of Mrs. Stevens.
60
Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe Railway System:
The California Limited Log Book.
Sante Fe Route.
, 1901?
60
"A Song for Arizona," extract from
Out West.
, August
1902
60
"Westward Under Vega," extracts from
Survey Graphic.
, December 1937, February
1938
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The Theatre from Athens to
Broadway.
Original draft: chapters 1-16, 20-22, Typescript: chapters 1-6,
8-16.