Endpaper with notes and addresses from TW's copy of The Complete Poems of Hart Crane which travelled with him.
TW Papers, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Williams Liebling and Audrey Wood—whose theatrical agency represented Williams
from the outset of his career into the 1970s. Wood was the engineer of great career.
With Anna Magnani on the set of “Fugitive Kind”
Tennessee Williams Literary File, Photography Collection, Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin
Painting in Key West, 1979
Photograph by Bill Viggiano, Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library, New York
Julie Haydon as Laura and Laurette Taylor as Amando in the famous first production of “The Glass Menagerie”, 1945
Miriam Hopkins, the temperamental star of Williams’s first disastrous Broadway- bound production,
“Battle of Angels” which closed in Boston, 1940
With his father Cornelius (C.C.) Williams
Harvard Theatre Collection, Harvard University
With his mother, “Miss Edwina”
Harvard Theatre Collection, Harvard University
As a teenager with parents
Harvard Theatre Collection, Harvard University
Rose Williams as a young woman
Harvard Theatre Collection, Harvard University
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