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Welcome to the home of Willa Cather

… Life & Literature Historic Sites Historic Sites Reader Resources Reader Resources Plan Your Visit Plan Your Visit … the joy of sharing a good book. Exhibits, programs, and educational resources are available from September 1-June … Click below to access our booking form! Request Programs or Learn More Book a My Ántonia Tour Cather Books & Gifts …
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50 Years of the Centennial Willa Cather Stamp

… Image 50 Years of the Centennial Willa Cather Stamp The process—and celebration—of a commemorative … Princeton. In 1944 she received the gold medal from the National Institute of Arts and Letters.” 50 Volunteers, 34 …
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Willa Cather Review Table of Contents & Index

… Willa Cather Review Table of Contents & Index Table of Contents … p. 1  Service by Volunteers p. 1  Restoration Attracts National Attention p. 1  Notable Comments p. 2  WCPM … Displays p. 1  New Equipment Renovation p. 2  Research Center p. 2  Interest in Cather p. 2  Willa Cather Merit …
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Finding Aids

…   Conference Photos Photographs   Exhibition Catalog Printed Material   Miscellaneous papers  Documents   Pat … of Warsaw n/d n/a Pound, Louise, ed. American Ballads and Songs 1922 H773-4. 100 Poushkin, Alexander The Prose Tales … 1968   Book April Twilights Willa Cather 1968   Magazine Prairie Schooner : Emily Dickinson Edition (vol. 51 no. 4)   …
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Annotations from the Archives: The End of an Era for the Chief

… to the Mexican Border," Tucker said. G.P. Cather, the main character of Cather's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel One …
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Press Room

… Image Press Room We invite journalists, editors, bloggers, and the public … cpond@WillaCather.org The National Willa Cather Center  413 North Webster Street  Red Cloud, NE 68970  … as a regular setting in Cather's work—in particular  O Pioneers!  (1913),  The Song of the Lark  (1915),  My …
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Annotations from the Archive: Early Magazine Days

… and prolific career in magazine writing and editing: “Miss Willa Cather, the editor of the Home Monthly , is not … tell you. It is W. A. Magee, you know, the man who ‘owns’ Pittsburgh. I have known his sister in law but had not met … that all Western men are rough-necks. I hate publishing stories in magazines, anyway, and only do it because they …
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Remembering Our Fallen

… on the edge of town, and we stopped to chat about the war news. I believe he always wanted to be a soldier. I can see …
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