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Emily Dickinson

The Emily Dickinson Dag resides in the Amherst College archives, and the information related to taking it and her days at Mount Holyoke College are in their archives. In 1976 I got permission to photo copy and do a short artice for North Light, Journal of the Photographic History Society of America. John Craig was editor at that period.