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A view of a street with three women and a boy walking around while a man stands on a wagon pulled by a horse. Tall stone walls line the road with a noticeboard affixed to a stone building on the left. A castle rises above the scene in the background.

A book cover design showing two white children in profile, a boy and a girl, sitting on chairs and reading. Below them is a framed, decorated box with the words: "EDITED BY CLIFTON JOHNSON" written inside. The book title: "ROBIN HOOD" is framed above…

View of the small flower shop run by William Roberts and Cora Farmer located just north of Cowles Lane. This house was incorporated into the business block that exists now and became Knowles Flower Shop.

Charles R. Green showing Robert Frost a book in the Frost Room at the Jones Library.

Robert Frost gives a speech at the dedication of the Robert Frost Room at The Jones Library in Amherst, Massachusetts in which he credits director Charles Green as being "the first person in the world" to think Frost was worth collecting. Recorded in…

Photograph of Robert Frost and Charles R. Green, the first Director of the Jones Library, in the Library's Frost Room, which was dedicated in October of 1959.This room later became the Trustees' Room, and after that, the Goodwin Memorial Room.

Poet Robert Francis is interviewed by NPR's Poems to a Listener host and producer Henry Lyman, at Fort Juniper, Francis' home in Amherst.

Compiled video clips from the raw footage taken during the filming of the 1979 documentary "Robert Francis Through the Looking Glass" shows Robert Francis walking into The Jones Library, reading a newspaper, selecting a book, and visiting the Robert…

Amherst poet Robert Francis describes his word count poems, in which each line of a poem has the same number of words.

Robert Francis recites his poem, "Paradox," while standing by a raspberry bush. This clip is from the raw footage filmed for the "Robert Francis: Through the Looking Glass" documentary.

Amherst poet Robert Francis reads his poem titled Silent Poem in his home, Fort Juniper.

This group has come together to listen to Robert Francis read poetry on the lawn outside the Jones Library.

Amherst poet Robert Francis reads his poem, Orb Weaver, while in his home, Fort Juniper.

Amherst poet Robert Francis reads his poem, Hide and Seek, in his home, Fort Juniper

Amherst poet Robert Francis reads his poem, City, in his home, Fort Juniper