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| A poem by a resident of Chestertown for the 2001 Seminar |
| On J. B. Yeats, buried near Panther Mountain In northern New York State Beyond Ben Bulben's sheltering gaze, Beyond the tumult of the city's sea of dreams, He is at rest now beside these peaceful lakes So far from Innisfree, His silver tongue is silent now, Still too the restless pen, the gifted brush that Sought the souls of men. Amid the northern hills and sky, the finite and The infinite embrace. He is at home now, He rests at last beneath the Panther's watchful eye. BERNICE MALONE |
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| Three lovely lassies at Chestertown Professors Lucy McDiarmid; Ann Saddlemyer; Maureen Murphy |
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| The grave of John Butler Yeats |
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| The grave of Jeanne R Foster |
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| (L) Richard Londraville with a copy of his recently published book Dear Yeats, Dear Pound, Dear Ford Jeanne Robert Foster and Her Circle of Friends which he co-authored with his wife Janis. (R) along with his life long friend William M Murphy with a copy of his recently republished PRODIGAL FATHER The life of John Butler Yeats |
| Enjoying the pre-seminar reception Friday September 7, 2001 at Schroon Lake |
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| John Butler Yeats Self portrait |