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Record Group: 6 C Scope and Content Note (A79-21; A04-75; A09-67; A22-19) Biographical Note: Albert Edmund Trombly was born in 1888. At the University of Missouri-Columbia he served as Professor of Romance Languages from 1922 (his title was changed to Professor of French and Italian in 1926) until his retirement in 1958. He was a published poet and writer as well as biographer and friend of the poet Vachel Lindsay. Series Descriptions: This Record Sub-Group is divided into three series. Series One contains materials from the first accession, A79-21, which are Trombly's personal files and publications. Series Two contains materials from the second accession, A04-75, which relate to Trombly's collection of publications by poet Vachel Lindsay. Series Three contains materials from the third accession, A09-67, which relate to Trombly's correspondence with Walter Prescott Webb. Note to Researcher: A number of publications originally part of the material that became Accession A04-75 remained in Special Collections, Ellis Library, University of Missouri-Columbia, were the material originated, and were not included in the accession. See the paper inventory for additional information. Series Outline: Inventory Series One - First Accession (A79-21) FF 1 - Trombly's Journal, 1927-1931 FF 2 - Trombly's Journal, 1932-1935 FF 3 - Trombly's Journal, 1936-1944 FF 4 - Trombly's Journal, 1945-1953 FF 5 - Trombly's Journal, 1954-1967 FF 6 - Trombly's Nature Observations Journal, 1937-1957 FF 7 - Publisher Correspondence and Copyright Certificates FF 8 - "Spring Comes to Florence," Manuscript, n.d. FF 9 - "Spring Comes to Florence," Photographs, n.d. FF 10 - Trombly Poem Collection, 1956-1975 FF 11 - "Seven-League Poems," Trombly Poem Collection, n.d. FF 12 - "Hi Professor!" Manuscript by Juvenal Marshall, n.d. FF 13 - Trombly Poem Collection, 1922-1950 FF 14 - "In Praise of Earth," Trombly Poem Collection FF 15 - "Bread of our Hunger," Trombly Poem Collection, n.d. FF 16 - Correspondence and Mrs. Trombly's Writings, 1923-1964 Item 1 - "Acorns and Apples," by Trombly, 1942 Item 2 - "Grain of Sand and Other Poems," by Trombly, 1944 Item 3 - "Little Dixie," by Trombly, 1955 Item 4 - "Masque of American Drama," by Trombly, 1917 Item 5 - "North of the Rio Grande," by Trombly, 1936 Item 6 - "Rosetti the Poet: An Appreciation," University of Texas Bulletin, No. 2060, by Trombly, 10/21/1920, Item 7 - "Santa Fe Santa Fe," by Trombly, 1941 Item 8 - "Vachel Lindsay," by Trombly, 1929 Series Two - Second Accession (A04-75) Box 1 (cont'd) FF 17 - Vachel Lindsay Collections and Tributes, 1940-1965 FF 18 - Vachel Lindsay Memorial Materials sent to Trombly from the Vachel Lindsay Foundation, 1947-1953 FF 19 - Various Exhibit Brochures and Collection Guides, 1961-1969 FF 20 - Various Periodicals and Pamphlet, 1930, 1964-1965 FF 21 - Photographs of Lindsay and Wife, 6/1/1925 OSB 1 Item 1 - Form Letter and Autographed Photograph from Author Gene Stratton-Porter, Purchased from an Autograph Shop, n.d. Item 2 - "Going-to-the-Sun," by Vachel Lindsay, ca. 1922 Item 3 - "The Village Magazine," Collection of Poetry, Prose, and Illustrations by Vachel Lindsay, 1925 Item 4 - "The Village Magazine," Reprint, with Inscription from Lindsay to Trombly, ca. 1926 Item 5 - Book of Japanese Art as Displayed at the Asahigraph Imperial Art Exhibition, with note reading "gift of Vachel Lindsay (to A.E.T.)," n.d. Item 6 - "Going-to-the-Sun," by Vachel Lindsay, D. Appleton and Company, New York, inscribed to Albert Trombly, 1923 [A22-19] OSF 1 Item 1 - Oversized Print of Illustrations and a poem titled "The Virginians are Coming Again," by Vachel Lindsay, ca. 1928 Item 2 - Oversized Print of illustrations and a poem titled "Our Little New Cave-Man," by Vachel Lindsay, ca. 1927 Item 3 - Print of illustration titled "A Map of the Universe Issued in 1909. This Map is one Beginning of the Golden Book of Springfield," by Vachel Lindsay, hand-numbered 161, 1926 Item 4 - Print of illustration titled "A Map of the Universe Issued in 1909. This Map is one Beginning of the Golden Book of Springfield," by Vachel Lindsay, hand-numbered 252, 1926 Item 5 - Special Envelope Used to Hold Folded "A Map of the Universe. . ." Print, 1926 Series Three - Third Accession (A09-67) Box 1 (cont'd) FF 22 - Correspondence (to Walter Prescott Webb), April 10, 1923 Restrictions Note: The Archives of the University of Missouri-Columbia is required by law and Board of Curator's policy to restrict access to some files and information. Student records are held as confidential under the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 and by University policy. Faculty promotion and tenure records and Academic Personnel files are restricted for 75 years, or the lifetime of the individual. 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