The F.T. Prince Papers consists of editorial material towards Collected Poems (New York: Sheep Meadow Press, 1980), including setting copy [xerox] and one set of galleys; F. T. Prince: Interview and reading [audiotape]; Notes for a reading of Memoirs in Oxford given in the early 70's [introduction to a reading]; and material toward The Yüan Chên Variations.

Typescripts by Fannie Hurst and Zoe Akins and a collection of New York Theater programs

The Progressive League collection consists almost entirely of correspondence between League members A. Ashton Burall, Peter Russell, Alec Craig, and the people from whom they solicited lectures or readings. Among the correspondents are W. H. Auden, Robert Graves, Donald Hall, Elizabeth Jennings, V. S. Pritchett, Stevie Smith, and Enid Starkie. The collection also contains several poetry manuscripts and a small group of clippings.

The Release Press Archives include material relating to all but two of the books published by the Release Press. Included are correspondence, manuscripts, editorial matter, business records, and ephemeral material. Also included are copies of all but two of the published works put out by the Release Press.

The Cedric "Ted" Reynolds Papers consists of one letter from Mona Van Duyn, drafts of Reynolds poems, various miscellany, and two issues of Reflections.

The Shirley Seifert Papers consists of one setting copy of Let My Name Stand Fair by Seifert, correspondence concerning its purchase, and one program.

The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts and memorabilia relating to George Bernard Shaw. Correspondence, 1901 - 1928, includes 30 letters and cards to John Drinkwater. Also, autograph manuscript of speech, portraits of Shaw, and various personal artifacts.

The Michael Singer Papers consists of typescript and autograph poem drafts by Singer.