The Papers of Joseph Langland, 1930-2004 | Luther College Archives
Collection Overview
Title: The Papers of Joseph Langland, 1930-2004
ID: LCA/RG15/Langland, J
Primary Creator: Langland, Joseph (1917-2007)
Extent: 20.9 Linear Feet. More info below.
Arrangement:
This collection is arranged into twelve series:
Series I, Correspondence;
Series II, Publications;
Series III, Writings About Joseph Langland;
Series IV, Personal Papers;
Series V, Appearances;
Series VI, Poetry Not by Joseph Langland;
Series VII, Photography;
Series VIII, Art;
Series IX, Education; Class/School;
Series X, Albums;
Series XI, Indexes on Notecards;
Series XII, Realia; and
Series XIII, Audio Visual.
Languages: English
Abstract
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Biographical Note
Joseph Thomas Langland, a nationally known Norwegian-American poet, was born in Spring Grove, Minnesota on February 16, 1917. Langland’s parents, Charles M. Langland and Clara Elizabeth (Hille), raised him and his eight siblings in northeastern Iowa on the family’s general farm which had been homesteaded by his grandfather in 1877. Langland attended rural schools, Santa Ana College of California and the University of Iowa. In 1940, Langland was awarded his BA from the University of Iowa; a year later the same institute presented him with his MA.
Joseph Langland married Judith Gail Wood on June 26, 1943. The couple had three children: Joseph Thomas Jr., 1946; Elizabeth, 1948; and Paul, 1951.
Joseph Langland served in the U.S. Infantry for four years from 1942-1946. Two of these years were spent in Europe during WWII. He was near the Elbe River when Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s death was announced, and in Weimar on V.E. Day. After the combat had ended Langland spent several months with the Military Government in Bavaria. Langland was with a detail who liberated the Concentration Camp at Buchenwald. It was during the war years that Langland published his first collections of poems; For Harold (1945) for his younger brother who was killed in action in the Philippines. While in the Army, Langland worked his way up from the rank of Private to Captain.
Joseph Langland spent 1941-1942 as an instructor of English at Dana College, Nebraska. From 1946-1948 he was a part-time instructor at the University of Iowa. Working as an assistant professor and later associate professor, Langland spent 1948-1959 at the University of Wyoming. He then moved to the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he served as a faculty member from 1959-1979, Professor of English, 1964-1979 and Professor Emeritus 1979-present. While at U. Mass. Langland also served as the Director of the Masters of Fine Arts program in writing from 1964-1970, 1978-1979. Besides his normal teaching duties Langland traveled as a guest lecturer to the University of British Columbia, University of Washington, and San Francisco State University. He received an honorary doctorate from Luther College in 1974.
Joseph Langland was a distinguished, published poet and author. Published works include: Poems For Harold (1945), The Green Town (1956), The Wheel of Summer (1963) 2 nd edition (1966), An Interview and Fourteen Poems (1973), The Sacrifice Poems (1975), Any Body’s Song (National Poetry Series) (1980), A Dream of Love (A poem with etchings) (1986), Twelve Preludes and Postludes (1988), Selected Poems (1991) 2 nd edition (1992). Langland co-edited Poet’s Choice with Paul Engel(1962), The Short Story (1956); and co-translated Poetry From the Russian Underground (1973). Joseph Langland was awarded the 1953-1954 Ford Fellowship in Humanities, Harvard-Columbia Universities; the Amy Lowell Poetry Fellowship in Poetry 1966-1967; the Melville Cane Prize-Poetry, Poetry Society of America 1964; and was named a Living Art Treasure in Literature for the New England Arts Biennial 1985.
He died April 9, 2007 at his home in New Rochelle, NY at the age of 90.
Administrative Information
Repository: Luther College Archives
Alternate Extent Statement: 38 boxes
Use Restrictions: Though we may hold the property rights, Luther College Archives does not hold the copyrights for all materials. Individuals may use materials for non-commercial, private use, but commercial users must secure permissions from the copyright holders and/or Luther College Archives to reproduce, publish, or quote protected materials and photographs. For more information about the Luther College copyright and fair use policy, please visit https://www.luther.edu/library/copyright
Acquisition Method: The collection was collected and maintained by Joseph Langland. Materials were donated to the Luther College Archives by Joseph Langland.
Preferred Citation: Cite unpublished materials: Joseph Langland Papers, RG15 Manuscripts, Luther College Archives, Decorah, Iowa
Finding Aid Revision History:
Original finding aid written during the 1990s. Formatted for Archon July 2012.
6/10/24: Abby Bates updated copyright policy link.
11/20/19: EC updated the preferred citation.
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
[Series 1: Correspondence, 1930-1959],
[Series 2: Publications by Joseph Langland],
[Series 3: Writings about Joseph Langland],
[Series 4: Personal Papers],
[Series 5: Appearances],
[Series 6: Poetry, not written by Joseph Langland],
[Series 7: Photography],
[Series 8: Art],
[Series 9: Education - Classes/School],
[Series 10: Albums],
[Series 11: Indexes on notecards],
[Series 12: Realia],
[Series 13: Oversized Materials],
[All]
- Series 2: Publications by Joseph Langland
- Series II contains items related to the numerous Publications (by Joseph Langland). This includes drafts of all of Joseph Langland’s poems including many first drafts. Manuscript copies of many of Langland’s books are also included. Some of these Manuscripts are made by Langland himself. This series also includes scores of all of Joseph Langland’s poems that have been set to music by either himself or other composers. Lastly, this series has copies of articles and critiques by Langland, interviews with him, and unfinished or unpublished works of his.
- Box 6: Poems
- Box 7: Manuscripts
- Box 8: Manuscripts
- Box 9: Manuscripts
- Box 10: Manuscripts
- Box 11: Manuscripts
- Folder 1: Manuscript of "The Wheel of Summer", ca. 1963
- Folder 2: Three Untitled Manuscripts, Including Works by Jeffers and Book Descriptions, n.d.
- Folder 3: Working Manuscript of "Poems with Preludes and Postludes", ca. 1988
- Folder 4: "Deeper Music" MS Poems Ages 10-19, n.d.
- Folder 5: "A Little Homily" Manuscript, Photocopies, ca. 1960
- Folder 6: "Robert Francis Collected Poems 1936-1976" Manuscript, ca. 1976
- Item 1: Bound Manuscript of "The Short Story", ca. 1955
- Box 12: Manuscripts
- Box 13: Music Scores
- Folder 1: "All the Lovers You Ever Knew" - Patricia King / Joseph Langland
- Folder 2: "The Amalfi Grotto" - Patricia King / Joseph Langland
- Folder 3: "Ballad in a Summer Season" - Gerald Ginsburg / Joseph Langland
- Folder 4: "Barcarole for Shira" - Robert Stern / Joseph Langland
- Folder 5: "Buchenwald, Near Weimar" - Patricia King / Joseph Langland
- Folder 6: "Come Up From the Valley, Children" - Morton Gould / Joseph Langland
- Folder 7: "The Fallen Snow" - Danby L. M. / Joseph Langland
- Folder 8: "Four Songs By Joseph Langland" - Patricia King / Joseph Langland
- Folder 9: "The Friendly Beasts" - Joseph Langland
- Folder 10: "A Hiroshima Lullaby" - Patricia King / Joseph Langland
- Folder 11: "Hello Song" - Morton Gould / Joseph Langland
- Folder 12: "In the Shell of the Ear" - Charles Bestor / Joseph Langland
- Folder 13: "Loveliest of Trees" - A. E. Housman / Joseph Langland
- Folder 14: "Morning, Noon, Evening" - Philip Berganson / Joseph Langland
- Folder 15: "Recollections of Octobers" - Charles Smith / Joseph Langland
- Folder 16: "The Seafarer" - Robert Stern / Joseph Langland
- Folder 17: "Seven Song Settings" - Gerald Ginsburg, Patricia King / Joseph Langland
- Folder 18: "Song at Evening" - Gerald Ginsburg / Joseph Langland
- Folder 19: "War"- Gerhard Krapf / Joseph Langland
- Box 14: Poets' Choice
- Folder 1: Permission Lists - Contributors
- Folder 2: "Poets' Choice" Biographies
- Folder 3: Preface Drafts
- Folder 4: "Poets' Choice" Bills/Expenses
- Folder 5: "Poets' Choice" TIME Reading Program
- Folder 6: "Poets' Choice"
- Folder 7: Poets' Correspondence on "Poets' Choice" Project
- Folder 8: "Poets' Choice" Royalties and Contracts
- Folder 9: Chronological List of Poets in Poet's Choice, 1962
- Folder 10: Preface of Poet's Choice, 1962
- Folder 11: Poems in Poet's Choice, 1962
- Box 15
- Folder 1: "Russian Underground Poetry" - Dial Press
- Folder 2: "Wheel of Summer"
- Folder 3: "Kent State Memorial Poem"
- Folder 4: "The Wheel of Summer" Royalties/Contracts
- Folder 5: Holt, Rinehart, Winston Correspondence
- Folder 6: Memoir, University of Iowa
- Folder 7: Adlai Stevenson - Stone Wall Press
- Folder 8: "Anthology" - Holt, Reinhart, Winston
- Folder 9: Critiques
- Folder 10: The Sacrifice Poems
- Folder 11: Writings on William Butler Yeats
- Folder 12: Articles on Poetry by Joseph Langland / Interviews w/ Joseph Langland
- Folder 13: The Dorothy Taubman School of Piano and Amherst Music Festival, July 1982
- Folder 14: Poems to a Listener - WFCR, ca. 1980
- Folder 15: Untitled Poem, n.d.
- Box 16: Oversized Poems and Portrait, undated
- Box 29: Publications with Introductions and Essays, 1943-1998
- Item 1: "The Sower", Spring 1942
- Item 2: "Splinters of Bone: Poems by Mahmoud Darweesh", 1974
- Item 3: "Splinters of Bone: Poems by Mahmoud Darweesh", 1974
- Item 4: "Splinters of Bone: Poems by Mahmoud Darweesh", 1974
- Item 5: "Struga: International Poetry Review" Volume III Number 3, 1993
- Item 6: "Custer Battlefield", 1969
- Item 7: "Anna Akhmatova Requiem: Poems Adapted by Joseph Langland", 1969
- Item 8: WFCR 88.5 FM Program Guide, 1972
- Item 9: "From Music and 'Wise Speech' Toward Music and Poems", 1982
- Item 10: "Poems in Progress", 1964
- Item 11: "Poems by Hugh MacDiarmid and Norman MacCaig" Volume III Number 1, 1967
- Item 12: "Baskin", 1959
- Item 13: "Poems in Pamphlet", 1952
- Item 14: "Short Fiction: A Critical Collection", 1969
- Item 15: "Astronauts of Inner-Space: An International Collection of Avant-Garde Activity", 1966
- Item 16: "The Sower", Spring 1942
- Item 17: "A Camera Trip Through Camp Wolters"
- Item 18: "Archibald MacLeish", Winter 1982
- Item 19: "Eight Poets", Summer 1964
- Item 20: "What of the Iowa Poets?", 1941
- Item 21: "Moderne Dansk Poesi", 1995
- Item 22: "The Reaper", 1982
- Item 23: "Keep Silence, But Speak Out" by Charlie Langton, 1998
- Item 24: "Selected Poems" by Yvan Goll, 1968
- Item 25: "Poems in Progress", Autumn 1964
- Item 26: "Der Rosenkavalier (The Rose-Bearer)", 1943
- Item 27: "London Magazine" Volume 6 Number 6, Summer 1966
- Item 28: "Critical Quarterly" Vollume 8 Number 3, Autumn 1966
- Item 29: "Translantic Review" Number 23, November 1966
- Item 30: "Translantic Review" Number 22, Autumn 1966
- Item 31: "Conversations with a Recent Past", 1975
- Item 32: "The Dial Press, Inc.", Spring-Summer 1969
- Item 33: "Bavarian Memories", 1945
- Item 34: Homecoming Program, 1958
- Item 35: "Eurospan", Autumn-Winter 1992
- Item 36: "Abstracts of English Studies" Volume 11 Number 8, August 1959
- Item 37: "The Paris Review" Volume 14 Number 53, Winter 1972
- Item 38: "The Paris Review" Volume 13 Number 50, Fall 1970
- Item 39: "The Paris Review" Volume 10 Number 39, Fall 1966
- Item 40: "The Paris Review" Volume 10 Number 40, Winter-Spring 1967
- Item 41: "The Paris Review" Volume 10 Number 37, Spring 1966
- Item 42: "The Paris Review" Volume 11 Number 41, Summer-Fall 1967
- Folder 1: "Poetry Pilot" Newsletters, 1968-1995
- Folder 2: "The American Poetry Review" Premiere Issue Volume 1 Number 1, 1972
- Folder 3: "The University of Massachusetts Press", Fall and Winter 1992-1993
- Folder 4: "The Alumnus" Newspaper, February and March 1988
- Folder 5: "The Detonator" from the Academy of American Poets, 1969
- Item 43: "The Program in Creative Writing"
- Item 44: "Agora: A Journal of Interdisciplinary Discourse", Fall 1993
- Item 45: A Little Homily, 1960
- Item 46: A Dream of Love, 1976
- Item 47: Book of Russian Poetry
- Item 48: For Harold, 1945
- Item 49: Joseph Langland: An Interview and 14 Poems, 1973
- Item 50: Deeper Music
- Item 51: A Hiroshima Lullaby, 1991
- Box 30: Periodicals and Anthologies with Joseph Langland Poems, 1945-1981
- Item 1: "Robert Frost: A Biography" edited by Edward Connery Lathem, 1981
- Item 2: "Mid Country: Writings from the Heart of America" edited by Lowry C. Wimberly, 1945
- Item 3: "Mid Country: The Best Writings from the Heart of America" edited by Lowry C. Wimberly, 1945
- Item 4: "The Massachusetts Review: A Centenary Gathering for Henry David Thoreau", Autumn, 1962
- Item 5: "Anatomy of Reading" by Laura Hackett and Richard Williamson, 1970
- Item 6: "Anatomy of Reading" by Laura Hackett and Richard Williamson, 1965
- Item 7: "The Wind is Round" compiled by Sara Hannum and John Terry Chase, 1970
- Item 8: "The Play Man Number One: Poems of Modern Man" compiled by Sarah Hannum and John Terry Chase, 1969
- Item 9: "Thunderbolts", 1971
- Item 10: "Poetry for Pleasure: The Hallmark Book of Poetry" selected by the Editors of Hallmark Cards, Incorporated, 1960
- Item 11: "53 American Poets of Today" edited by Ruth Witt-Diamant and Rikutaro Fukuda, 1968
- Item 12: "New World Writings: A Mentor Book" Number 11, 1957
- Item 13: "New World Writings: A Mentor Book" Number 11, 1957
- Item 14: "New World Writings: A Mentor Book" Number 11, 1957
- Item 15: "Thoreau in Our Season" edited by John H. Hicks, 1962
- Item 16: "The View from the Top of the Mountain: Poems After Sixty", 1981
- Item 17: "The View from the Top of the Mountain: Poems After Sixty", 1981
- Item 18: "The View from the Top of the Mountain: Poems After Sixty", 1981
- Item 19: "A Country in the Mind" edited by Ray B. West, 1962
- Item 20: "The Various Light: An Anthology of Modern Poetry in English" edited by Leah Bodine Drake and Charles Arthur Muses, 1964
- Item 21: "Robert Frost: Complete Poems of Robert Frost", 1949
- Item 22: "Shenandoah: The Washington and Lee University Review" Volume XXI Number 3, 1970
- Item 23: "Robert Frost: A Living Voice" by Reginald L. Cook, 1974
- Item 24: "Robert Frost: The Early Years, 1874-1915" by Lawrence Thompson, 1966
- Item 25: "Willmore City" Issue 6 and 7, 1978
- Item 26: "The Massachusetts Review: For Archibald MacLeish"
- Item 27: "The Massachusetts Review: For Archibald MacLeish"
- Item 28: "The Massachusetts Review: For Archibald MacLeish"
- Item 29: "The Massachusetts Review", 1960
- Item 30: "The Massachusetts Review", 1977
- Item 31: "The Massachusetts Review", 1977
- Item 32: "What is that Country Standing Inside You: A Bicentennial Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry" edited by James R. Scrimgeour, 1976
- Item 33: "What is that Country Standing Inside You: A Bicentennial Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry" edited by James R. Scrimgeour, 1976
- Item 34: "Annals of Iowa: A Historical Quarterly", 1976-77
- Item 35: "Annals of Iowa" Volume 43 Number 7, 1977
- Item 36: "Annals of Iowa" Volume 43 Number 7, 1977
- Item 37: "Annals of Iowa" Volume 43 Number 7, 1977
- Item 38: "Annals of Iowa" Volume 43 Number 7, 1977
- Folder 1: "The Massachusetts Review" Photocopies, n.d.
- Box 31: Periodicals and Anthologies with Joseph Langland Poems, 1935-2001
- Item 1: "Accent: A Quarterly of New Literature" Volume XI Number 4, Autumn 1951
- Item 2: "Chicago Review" Volume 16 Number 1, Winter-Spring 1963
- Item 3: "Poetry Caravan", Spring 1937
- Item 4: "Poetry Caravan", Summer 1937
- Item 5: "Poetry Caravan", Autumn 1937
- Item 6: "Poetry Caravan", Winter 1937-1938
- Item 7: "Poetry Caravan", Spring 1938
- Item 8: "Poetry Caravan", Autumn 1938
- Item 9: "Poetry Caravan", Winter 1938-1939
- Item 10: "Poetry Caravan", Spring 1939
- Item 11: "Poetry Caravan", Summer 1939
- Item 12: "Poetry Caravan", Autumn 1939
- Item 13: "Poetry Caravan and Silhouettes", Winter 1939-1940
- Item 14: "Poetry Caravan: Special Pilgrimage Issue", 1940
- Item 15: "Poets of Today III", 1956
- Item 16: "Any Body's Song: Poems by Joseph Langland" selected by Ann Stanford, 1980
- Item 17: "The Chancellor's Lecture Series", 1978-1979
- Item 18: "New Mexico Quarterly" Volume XXVII Number 3, Autumn 1957
- Item 19: "The London Magazine" Volume 3 Number 8, August 1956
- Item 20: "In the Poet's Hand", 1965
- Item 21: "In the Poet's Hand", 1965
- Item 22: "Quabbin: A Poetry Quarterly" Number 1, January 1970
- Item 23: "In The Poet's Hand", 1965
- Item 24: "A Valedictory Poem" by Robin Skelton, 1963
- Item 25: "Poems by Hugh MacDiarmid and Norman MacCaig" Volume VIII, Winter 1967
- Item 26: "Sage" Volume XI Number 1, Spring 1966
- Item 27: "Sage" Volume XI Number 1, Spring 1966
- Item 28: "Prism: A Magazine of Contemporary Writing" Volume 2 Number 1, Fall 1960
- Item 29: "For Harold", Autumn 1945
- Item 30: "For Harold", Autumn 1945
- Item 31: "Quabbin" Number 1, 1970
- Item 32: "The Hudson Review" Volume VIII Number 2, Summer 1955
- Item 33: "Chappell's Vocal Library of Part Songs Arranged for Mixed Voices"
- Item 34: "Chappell's Vocal Library of Part Songs Arranged for Mixed Voices"
- Item 35: "Chappell's Vocal Library of Part Songs Arranged for Mixed Voices"
- Item 36: "Smoke Signals", 1972
- Item 37: "Tavern Post", February 1936
- Item 38: "Tavern Post", June 1936
- Item 39: "The Bard", Winter 1940
- Item 40: "The Bard", Spring 1941
- Item 41: "From a Curving Bowl", 1937
- Item 42: "The Bard", Fall 1940
- Item 43: "Poetry" Volume 89 Number 4, January 1957
- Item 44: "The Bard", Summer 1939
- Item 45: "Tavern Post", June 1935
- Item 46: "Review" Volume 10 Number 1, Summer 1968
- Item 47: "Sage: Adlai Stevenson: 1900-1965" Volume XI Number 1, Spring 1966
- Item 48: "Northwest Review", Spring 1960
- Item 49: "Northwest Review", Summer 1968
- Item 50: "For Harold", Autumn 1945
- Item 51: "Poetry Northwest" Volume II Number 1 and 2, Winter 1960-1961
- Item 52: "Poetry Northwest" Volume II Number 1 and 2, Winter 1960-1961
- Item 53: "Northwest Review", Summer 1968
- Item 54: "Quabbin" Number 1, January 1970
- Item 55: "Report of School and College Conference on English", 1971
- Item 56: "The Chancellor's Lecture Series", 1978-1979
- Item 57: "The Chancellor's Lecture Series", 1978-1979
- Item 58: "The Chancellor's Lecture Series", 1978-1979
- Item 59: "Robert Frost: The Years of Triumph, 1915-1938" by Lawrence Thompson, 1970
- Item 60: "Robert Frost: The Later Years 1938-1963", 1976
- Item 61: "The Short Story", 1956
- Item 62: "The New Orleans Poetry Journal" Volume 3 Number 1, January 1957
- Item 63: "The New Orleans Poetry Journal" Volume 1 Number 2, April 1955
- Item 64: "The New Orleans Poetry Journal" Volume 1 Number 4, October 1955
- Item 65: "The New Orleans Poetry Journal" Volume 1 Number 1, January 1955
- Item 66: "The New Orleans Poetry Journal" Volume 2 Number 4, October 1956
- Item 67: "Review" Volume 10 Number 1, Summer 1968
- Item 68: "Northwest Review", Spring 1957
- Item 69: "Northwest Review", Fall 1957
- Item 70: "Poetry Northwest" Volume II Numbers 1 and 2, Winter 1960-1961
- Item 71: "Listen: A Quarterly Review of Poetry and Criticism" edited by George Hartley, 1960
- Item 72: "College Art Journal" Volume XVIII Number 2, Winter 1959
- Item 73: "Poetry" Volume 84 Number 3, June 1954
- Item 74: "Accent: A Quarterly of New Literature", Autumn 1951
- Item 75: "Poet's Choice" edited by Paul Engle and Joseph Langland, 1962
- Item 76: "For Harold" Draft, 1974
- Item 77: "For Harold" Draft, 1974
- Item 78: "In the Shell of the Ear and Other Poems by Joseph Langland", 1977
- Item 79: "Paintbrush: A Journal of Poetry and Translation" Volume XXVI, 1999-2000
- Item 80: "The Sacrifice Poems", 1963
- Item 81: "The Sacrifice Poems", 1963
- Item 82: "Iowans in the Arts", 1977
- Item 83: "Poets of Today III", 1956
- Item 84: "Poet's Choice" edited by Paul Engle and Joseph Langland, 1962
- Item 85: "Poetry from the Russian Underground: A Bilingual Anthology", 1973
- Item 86: "In the Shell of the Ear and Other Poems by Joseph Langland", 1977
- Item 87: "Diner: A Journal of Poetry", 2001
- Item 88: "The Poetry of Robert Frost", 1969
- Item 89: "Diner: A Journal of Poetry", 2001
- Item 90: "Joseph Langland Selected Poems"
- Item 91: "The Wheel of Summer", 1963
- Item 92: "The Wheel of Summer", 1963
- Item 93: "A Dream of Love", 1984
- Item 94: "A Dream of Love", 1984
- Item 95: "Twelve Poems with Preludes and Postludes", 1988
- Item 96: "Twelve Poems with Preludes and Postludes", 1988
- Item 97: "Twelve Poems with Preludes and Postludes", 1988
- Item 98: "Poems of Today III", 1956
- Item 99: "Poems of Today III", 1956
- Item 100: "An Interview and Fourteen Poems", 1973
- Item 101: "Splinters of Bone: Poems by Mahmoud Darweesh", 1974
- Item 102: "A Review", 1974
- Item 103: "The Twenty Second Season of The Poetry Center", 1961
- Item 104: "When You Put the Fire to the World", 1981
- Folder 1: "Poets of Today III" Photocopies, n.d.
- Box 32: Periodicals and Anthologies with Joseph Langland Poems, 1935-2001
- Item 1: "International Who's Who in Poetry", 1972-1973
- Item 2: "Growing Up in Iowa: Reminisces of 14 Iowa Authors", 1978
- Item 3: "The Southern Review", Autumn 1965
- Item 4: "Review" Volume 10 Number 1, Summer 1968
- Item 5: "Sage: Adlai Stevenson 1900-1965" Volume XI Number 1, Spring 1966
- Item 6: "Quest", 2000
- Item 7: "Poetry Northwest" Volume 1 Number 2, Fall 1959
- Item 8: "Abstracts of English Studies" Volume II Number 9, September 1959
- Item 9: "The Sower", Spring 1942
- Item 10: "Tavern Post" Volume 7 Number 1, March 1935
- Item 11: "Chicago Review" Volume 16 Number 1, 1963
- Item 12: "Poetry" Volume 101 Number 4, January 1963
- Item 13: "Tavern Post" Volume 7 Number 1, March 1935
- Item 14: "Summer Academy of Contemporary Arts", 1968
- Item 15: "A Little Homily", 1960
- Item 16: "Four Songs", 1980
- Item 17: "The Sacrifice Poems", 1975
- Item 18: "The Dial Press, Inc.", Spring-Summer 1968
- Item 19: "Encounter: Peaceful Engagement", April 1965
- Item 20: "Robert Frost: Poetry for Young People" edited Gary D. Schmidt, 1994
- Item 21: "Robert Frost: A Pictorial Chronicle" by Kathleen Morrison, 1974
- Item 22: "James Hendricks"
- Item 23: "Poetry of Solitude: Edward Hopper's Drawings September 9 - October 15, 1995"
- Item 24: "Dial '67", Fall 1967
- Item 25: "Growing Up in the Midwest", 1981
- Item 26: "Diner: A Journal of Poetry", 2001
- Item 27: "Prairie Schooner" edited by Karl Shapiro, 1958-1959
- Item 28: "Any Body's Song", 1980
- Item 29: "Any Body's Song", 1980
- Item 30: "Any Body's Song", 1980
- Item 31: "Secular Devotions" by Francis Smith
- Item 32: "American Artist", January 1960
- Item 33: "Christmas Chimes" Volume XXI, 1941
- Item 34: "The New Yorker", 7 March 1977
- Item 35: "Paintbrush: A Journal of Poetry and Translation" Volume XXVI, 1999-2000
- Item 36: "A Figure of Plain Force: Poems by Michael Heffernan", 1978
- Item 37: "For Harold"
- Folder 1: Various Poems, 1954-1970
- Box 36: Contemporary Poetry in English and Russian Underground Poetry, 1971-1980
- Folder 1: "Contemporary Poetry in English 1945-Present", n.d.
- Folder 2: "Contemporary Poetry in English 1945-Present", n.d.
- Folder 3: "Contemporary Poetry in English 1945-Present", n.d.
- Folder 4: "Contemporary Poetry in English 1945-Present" Bound Book, 1980
- Folder 5: "A Bilingual Anthology - Poetry from the Russian Underground", 1973
- Folder 6: "Notes on Underground", 1971
- Folder 7: Russian Underground Poems - "Requiem" by Anna Akhamatova Working Manuscript, n.d.
- Folder 8: "Poetry from the Russian Underground" Includes Original Russian, 1973
- Box 37: Periodicals and Anthologies with Joseph Langland Poems, 1936-1993
- Item 1: "A Little Treasure of Modern Poetry" edited by Oscar Williams, 1970
- Item 2: "The Creative Reader" by R.W. Stallman and R.E. Watters, 1962
- Item 3: "The Creative Reader" by R.W. Stallman and R.E. Watters, 1962
- Item 4: "Poetry" volume 111 number 6, March 1968
- Item 5: "The Sewanee Review", Summer 1964
- Item 6: "Writing at Wyoming", 1953
- Item 7: "Poems in Progress", 1964
- Item 8: "The German Sections of Vanity Fair and Other Studies by John K. Mathison", 1975
- Item 9: "Landscape Presences: Daylight", n.d.
- Item 10: "Four Songs" Set to Music by Patricia W. King, 1963-1980
- Item 11: "Any Body's Song", 1980
- Item 12: "Note from President Johnson and My Poem on Adlai Stevenson", 1965
- Item 13: "While Listening to Music for the Piano and Writing Poetry", circa 1990s
- Item 14: "Annals of Iowa" Third Series Volume 43 Number 7, Winter 1977
- Item 15: "The Massachusetts Review" Volume I Number 2, 1960
- Item 16: "The Massachusetts Review", Winter 1982
- Item 17: "The Massachusetts Review", Summer 1975
- Item 18: "The Massachusetts Review", Summer 1977
- Item 19: "The Massachusetts Review", Winter 1970
- Item 20: "Inheriting the Land: Contemporary Voices from the Midwest" edited by Mark Vinz and Thom Tammaro, 1993
- Item 21: "Epoch" Volume XXIX Number 1, Fall 1979
- Item 22: "Western Review" Volume 18, Summer 1954
- Item 23: "The Iowa Writers' Workshop" by Stephen Wilbers, 1980
- Item 24: "NIMROD: Old People, A Season of the Mind" edited by Francine Ringold Volume 20 Number 2, 1976
- Item 25: "The Wheel of Summer" Draft, 1960
- Item 26: "Poems to Eat" by Ishikawa Takuboku, 1993
- Item 27: "Muse of Life: Approaches to Poetry" by H. Edward Richardson and Frederick B. Shroyer, 1971
- Item 28: "Icarus: An Anthology of Literature" by John H. Bens and Douglas R. Baugh, 1970
- Item 29: "Some Haystacks Don't Even Have Any Needle and Other Complete Modern Poems" compiled by Stephen Dunning, Edward Leuders and Hugh Smith, 1969
- Item 30: "Poems: Wadsworth Handbook and Anthology", 1965
- Item 31: "The Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson", 2000
- Item 32: "Poetry" Volume 89 Number 6, March 1957
- Item 33: "An Introduction to Poetry: The Real Imagination" by Admont Gulick Clark, 1972
- Item 34: "First the Blade", 1936
- Item 35: "Poetry and the Visual Arts" by D.G. Kehl, 1975
- Item 36: "Inheriting the Land: Contemporary Voices from the Midwest" edited by Mark Vinz and Thom Tammaro, 1993
- Item 37: "Out of This World: Poems from the Hawkeye State", 1975
- Item 38: "Beyond Survival", 1971
- Item 39: "Discovery and Recollection: An Anthology of Literary Types", 1970
- Item 40: "Points of Light" by R.J. McMaster, 1971
- Box 38: Periodicals and Anthologies with Joseph Langland Poems, 1951-1993
- Item 1: "Poems for Remembering" edited by Gene Koehler, 1981
- Item 2: "A Review" Volume VII, Amherst College, 1979
- Item 3: "A Review" Volume VIII, Amherst College, 1980
- Item 4: "Writing at Wyoming Spring", 1953
- Item 5: "Writing at Wyoming Spring", 1952
- Item 6: Uncorrected proof of "Anybody's Song", 1980
- Item 7: "Selected Poems" by Joseph Langland, 1991
- Item 8: "The Wheel of Summer", 1963
- Item 9: "Poets of the Midwest Heartland" edited by Lucien Stryk, 1967
- Item 10: "Poetry" Volume 111, no. 6, March 1968
- Item 11: "Sage," University of Wyoming, Spring 1966
- Item 12: "The New Orleans Poetry Journal" Volume 1, No. 2, April 1955
- Item 13: "The New Orleans Poetry Journal" Volume 1, No. 2, April 1955
- Item 14: "Paintbrush: A Journal of Poetry, Translations, and Letters" No. 3, Spring 1975
- Item 15: "Midland: Twenty-five Years of Fiction and Poetry, selected from the Writing Workshops of the State University of Iowa" edited by Paul Engle, 1961
- Item 16: "Midland: Twenty-five Years of Fiction and Poetry, selected from the Writing Workshops of the State University of Iowa" edited by Paul Engle, 1961
- Item 17: "Northwest Review", University of Oregon, Summer 1968
- Item 18: "Lynx" Volume 1, no. 1, 1972
- Item 19: "La Carovana: Rassegna Bimestrale di Cultura", March-April 1964
- Item 20: "La Carovana: Rassegna Bimestrale di Cultura", March-April 1964
- Item 21: "Spectrum", University of Massachusetts, 1978
- Item 22: "Poetry Northwest" Volume 1, No. 2, Fall 1950
- Item 23: "Poetry Northwest" Volume 1, No. 2, Fall 1959
- Item 24: "The Colorado Quarterly" Volume III, No. 3, Winter 1955
- Item 25: "Literature as Art: A Reader", 1972
- Item 26: "Nagyvilag", February 1961
- Item 27: "New Poets of England and America" edited by Donald Hall, Robert Pack, and Louis Simpson, 1957
- Item 28: "Poems of Protest Old and New" edited by Arnold Kenseth, 1968
- Item 29: "The New Yorker Book of Poems", 1969
- Item 30: "Words in Flight: An Introduction to Poetry", 1972
- Item 31: "Reading Poetry" Second Edition, 1968
- Item 32: "Old People, A Season of the Mind," "Nimrod" Volume 20, no. 2, Spring/Summer 1976
- Item 33: "The German Sections of Vanity Fair: and Other Studies by John K Mathison" University of Wyoming, 1975
- Item 34: "The German Sections of Vanity Fair: and Other Studies by John K Mathison" The University of Wyoming, 1975
- Item 35: "Fine Frenzy: Enduring Themes in Poetry", 1972
- Item 36: "Inheriting the Land: Contemporary Voices from the Midwest", 1993
- Item 37: "The Insistent Present", 1970
- Item 38: "Man: Alternatives of Experience", 1967
- Item 39: "Interpretation: Writer, Reader, Audience" Second Edition, 1970
- Item 40: "The Modern Poets: An American-British Anthology", 1963
- Item 41: "A Love for God", 1960
- Item 42: "When You Put Fire to the World" Peace Calendar, 1981
- Item 43: "When You Put Fire to the World" Peace Calendar, 1981
- Item 44: "Sage" Humanities review of the University of Wyoming Volume XI, No. 1, "Adlai Stevenson", Spring 1966
- Item 45: "Springfield City Library Bulletin" Volume 91, No. 5, September 1972
- Item 46: "6-60: A Magazine of Original Writing" University of Wyoming, 1951
- Item 47: "6-60: A Magazine of Original Writing" University of Wyoming, 1951
- Item 48: "Borestone Mountain Poetry Awards" Seventh Issue, 1955
- Item 49: "Best Poems of 1963" Borestone Mountain Poetry Awards, 16th Issue, 1964
- Item 50: "Best Poems of 1955" Borestone Mountain Poetry Awards 1956, Eighth Issue, 1957
- Item 51: "Best Poems of 1963" Borestone Mountain Poetry Awards, Sixteenth Issue, 1964
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