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Readings by Archibald MacLeish, E. E. Cummings, Stephen Spender and Dylan Thomas, 1938/1983 1 Reels Orange 24 and Reel Number 271 Box 1, Reel 20
Readings by Gertrude Stein, Robert Frost, E. E. Cummings and William Butler Yeats, 1938/1983 1 Reels Orange 25 and Reel Number 272 Box 1, Reel 21
Readings from "King Lear", 1938/1983 1 Reels Orange 2 and Reel Number 249 Box 1, Reel 2
Recordings, 1938/1983 528 Reels
Square dances from an old record: "The First Two Ladies Cross Over", "Bob's Favorite", "The Lady Go Round the Lady", "The Pokeburg Promenade", "Buffalo Boy", "Billy Boy"., 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 72 and Reel Number 201 Box 4, Reel 10
The Confederacy composed by Richard Bates, 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 68 and Reel Number Box 4, Reel 6
The W&L Brass Choir plays "Round Midnight", 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 36 and Reel Number 177 Box 3, Reel 7
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