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The Prat Sisters: Free Spirits of the 1890s
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Letter from Bliss Carman to Annie L. Prat, October 10, 1889, thanking her for sending him a rosebud from the Acadia Villa garden (print version)
Date: Published in William Inglis Morse, Bliss Carman Bibliography (Windham, Conn., 1941)
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives PS8455 A72 Z7, p. 50-51
Letter from Bliss Carman to Annie L. Prat, addressing to her as "Miss Ferry Hill Wilcox, Acadia Villa," October 31, 1889 (print version)
Date: Published in William Inglis Morse, Bliss Carman Bibliography (Windham, Conn., 1941)
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives PS8455 A72 Z7, p. 51
'Ferry Hill,' home of Charlotte Prat and her husband, George Wilcox, Windsor
Date: 1900
Format: Photograph in album
Reference: Prat, Starr family Nova Scotia Archives 1985-524 no. 86, photo no. 8
The four Prat sisters, with their mother, Elizabeth, and Charlotte's husband, George Wilcox, in front of the Wilcox's home, 'Ferry Hill,' Windsor
Date: ca. 1898
Format: Photograph in album
Reference: Prat, Starr family Nova Scotia Archives 1985-524 no. 86, photo no. 96
"Flower of the Rose," hand-printed and "bound for Bliss Carman as a memory of Samuel Prat, whose guest and comrade he was for several northern summers"
Date: 1892
Credit: Dalhousie University Archives and Special Collections
Reference: Dalhousie University Archives and Special Collections PR4441 F64 1892
Presentation cover for Bliss Carman's "Flower of the Rose"
Date: ca. 1900
Credit: Dalhousie University Archives and Special Collections
Reference: Dalhousie University Archives and Special Collections PR9299 C 28 F55
Letter from Bliss Carman to Elizabeth Prat, expressing to her and her daughters his grief and sympathy over the death of Samuel Prat
Date: 18 February 1892
Credit: Esther Clark Wright Archives, Acadia University
Reference: Esther Clark Wright Archives, Acadia University Harry Starr accession no. 1990-006
Untitled poem by Charles G.D. Roberts, written at 'Acadia Villa' after the death there of his brother Goodridge in February 1892
Date: 3 April 1892
Reference: Prat, Starr family Nova Scotia Archives MG 1 vol. 2625 no. 275a
"In Remembrance: S.P., G.B.R" : poem by Bliss Carman, in memory of Samuel Prat and Goodridge Bliss Roberts, written at 'Acadia Villa' in 1892 (print version)
Date: Published in William Inglis Morse, Bliss Carman Bibliography (Windham, Conn., 1941)
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives PS8455 A72 Z7, p. 72
"To My Own People By Grand Pré, Christmas, 1892" : poem by Bliss Carman about the Prat family (print version)
Date: Published in William Inglis Morse, Bliss Carman Bibliography (Windham, Conn., 1941)
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives PS8455 A72 Z7, p.71
Minnie S. Prat
Date: 1892
Photographer: G.A. Burkhardt
Reference: Prat, Starr family Nova Scotia Archives 1985-524 no. 97
Letter from Bliss Carman to Annie L. Prat, concerning the role of poetry in expressing universal grief and sorrow, and the deaths of Samuel Prat and Goodridge Bliss Roberts
Date: 14 April 1892
Credit: University of King's College Archives
Reference: University of King's College Archives William Inglis Morse Collection
Letter from Bliss Carman to Annie L. Prat, describing his trip accompanying Minnie Prat to visit the parents of her late fiancé, Goodridge Bliss Roberts, at Fredericton
Date: 20 June 1892
Credit: University of King's College Archives
Reference: University of King's College Archives William Inglis Morse Collection
Letter from Bliss Carman to Annie L. Prat, from Washington, D.C., where he is visiting his friend and literary collaborator, Richard Hovey
Date: 13 December 1892
Credit: University of King's College Archives
Reference: University of King's College Archives William Inglis Morse Collection
Letter from Bliss Carman to Minnie Prat, 6 October 1893 (facsimile)
Date: Published in William Inglis Morse, Bliss Carman Bibliography (Windham, Conn., 1941)
Reference: Nova Scotia Archives PS8455 A72 Z7, opp. p. 58