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Portion of the setting copy of To See, To Take by Mona Van Duyn,1970. Van Duyn was awarded the 1971 National Book Award in Poetry for To See, To Take.

Uncorrected proof of by Mona Van Duyn, 1990. Van Duyn was awarded the 1991 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry for Near Changes.

Autograph letter, signed from James Merrill to Mona Van Duyn, September 6, 1959. Merrill comments on reviews of Van Duyn's book, Valentines to the Wide World.

Autograph letter, signed from James Merrill to Mona Van Duyn, August 5, 1964.

Photograph of Mona Van Duyn as a young woman.

Mona Van Duyn and Marianne Moore at Washington University in St. Louis after Moore received an honorary doctor of letters degree, 1967.

Mona Van Duyn standing next to Jarvis Thurston at a typewiter working on an issue of Perspective.

Seemingly without 24 hours, in violation of MO Sunshine Laws, notice to media the location of the meeting was moved from City Hall in Ferguson to a Catholic church at the edge of the city. Meeting was also closed door, with the exception to Ferguson…

Mona Van Duyn standing on a trolley.

Photograph of Mona Van Duyn sitting on ledge fishing.