Scope and Contents Collection contains "The Great Galsworthy: The Conscious Artist" by Agnes Berrigan and Mildred Nelson, which is a discussion of his works. There is some poetry, advice on reading of poetry by Dr. Berrigan, a manuscript of an outline titled "Standards vs the Novel," and one photograph of a woman, presumably Dr. Berrigan.

Scope and Contents Collection contains 1 leatherbound journal, stamped with the seal of the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, with 122 pages and a table of contents. The journal consists of handwritten and typed copies of poems from poets such as Emily Dickinson, Rudyard Kipling, Sara Teasdale, and others, and possibly original poems written by the owner of the journal and by others the owner knew, especially the men of CCC co. 810. The backs of some of the pages also contain information...

Scope and Contents Collection contains official proclamation from the Governor of Oklahoma's office recognizing Cowboy Poetry & Songs Week. Posters, schedule, brochures, and other information on the events, including books and compact discs. The event is sponsored by the OSU Library, Friends of the Library and OSU Rodeo Association.

Scope and Contents Collection contains 4 books of poetry by OSU alumna Effie Eubanks Washington.

Scope and Contents Collection contains printed and handwritten poetry, cards, and notes. Dinwiddie was a member of Pi Zeta Kappa Sorority at Oklahoma A&M College.

Scope and Contents Collection contains correspondence from Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel to the Siravos, who were her friends. Also contains poems and other works from McDaniel.

Scope and Contents Collection contains 8 issues of Perceptions: Women's Poetry for a Change.

Scope and Content Collection contains correspondence, poetry, essays, short stories, photographs, and clippings by or about Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel . Collection relates to Oklahoma, Women's Archives and the Dust Bowl.

Scope and Contents Collection contains four books of poetry and one unbound mss written by William "Bill" Dunn, a resident of Stillwater, OK. The books also contain selections from Dunn's journals. Dunn was for a time the director of the Sheerar Museum of Stillwater History in Stillwater, OK.