Hesburgh Libraries

One short story?

Portion of a novel (13 leaves hand numbered 117-130).

Travel arrangements, correspondence, travel diary entries, and miscellanea.

10 photographs and 8 strips of film negatives.

Bibliography of Éilís Ní Dhuibhne's published works, 8 copies.

Interview originally printed in Backtalk: Women Writers Speak Out.

One poster.

4 photographs.

Hand-colored print of a mother holding her child as evening comes. First two lines of text: Evening star, / Thou bringest home all that /bright dawn hath scattered afar

One nonfiction article.

One article and research notes.

One article.

Hand-colored print of a landscape featuring the Ferry Carrig on the Slaney.

Booklet in English and Croatian.

Print of a man riding horse, looked on by Father Time. The image and a calendar are attached to piece of paper.

Hand-colored print of barren winter trees. Beneath the image is a poem. First two lines of text: Take my tidings! / Stags contend

Three book jackets and one notice of an Attic Press reception for Blood and Water.

Hand-colored print of a mother holding a child, who points to a stain glass lancet window with the depiction of the Crucifixion.

3 Copies; 2 copies identical; 1 copy on a different type and larger piece of paper and has a slightly different address on the cover. Cuala Press forthcoming publications of 1942. Cover features print of three among rocks. The pamphlet contains descriptions of three books.