Primary Source Spotlight: Robert Frost
Robert Frost poems & poetry books
- “A Hillside Thaw” c 1930
- “A Mood Apart” 1945
- “The Runaway” c 1930
- “My November Guest“
- North of Boston 1914
- A Boy’s Will 1915
- Mountain Interval 1921
Robert Frost Reads Poem at JFK’s Inauguration January 20, 1961 from America’s Library
“Dedication” Robert Frost’s Presidential Inaugural Poem typescript with Frost’s holograph script corrections in ink
The Poetry of Robert Frost: “The Gift Outright” American Treasures
Robert Frost, New Hampshire curator’s note 1923
Robert Frost, “New Hampshire” excerpt
Under That Arch keepsake issued by the Dartmouth College Library on the occasion of the opening of its Robert Frost Room, April 19, 1962
Letter from Verner W. Clapp to Robert Frost February 15, 1950
Historical newspaper coverage of the poet
Literary Birthday Celebration: Robert Frost webcast 2013/03/26
“Robert Frost Named Poetry Consultant for 1958-59” Library of Congress Information Bulletin May 22, 1958
Robert Frost digital resources from outside the Library
Teaching resources
- Learning from the Source: Do Good Fences Make Good Neighbors?
- Guided Primary Source Analysis: Dedication by Robert Frost
- Primary Source Learning: Inaugural Poems & Poets
- A Poet at the Inauguration
- Comparing & Contrasting “Dedication” & “The Gift Outright”
- Inaugural Poetry – Robert Frost and Maya Angelou
- In Defense of Close Reading with Robert Frost
- Keeping Students Engaged: Reading and Writing Winter Poetry
- Poetry of Nature
- Reading Poetry in the Classroom: Bell Ringers