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Anne Squire Correspondence

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Held at: Princeton University Library: Manuscripts Division [Contact Us]

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Squire, Ann

It is possibe that this Anne Squire is the same as the "Ann Squire" who was a friend of John Butler Yeats in New York City. That "Ann" has been described as a successful interior decorator.

The collection consists primarily of selected letters to Anne Squire from literary figures and friends. Most of the letters are undated. There are eight letters from the novelist and poet Amélie Rives, dating between 1903 and 1906. Other correspondents include William Cohen, Frederick King, and Arthur Merrick. There are also several letters from unidentified authors. Also included is a manuscript poem (3 pp.) presumably written by Squire, titled "Dedicated to Misther [sic.] McMiller," bearing the note "The Aldine Hotel, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, September 14th, 1900."

The collection is organized by date.

Material was purchased in December 1953.

AM 14788.

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Folder inventory added by Nicholas Williams '2015 in 2012.

No appraisal information is available.

Publisher
Manuscripts Division
Finding Aid Date
2008
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Collection is open for research use.

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Collection Inventory

Correspondence, 1889-1901. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Correspondence, 1902-1903. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Correspondence, 1904-1906. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Correspondence, 1907-1920. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

Correspondence, undated. 1 folder.
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1 folder

Manuscript by Anne Squire, 14 September 1900. 1 folder.
Physical Description

1 folder

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