As in other volumes, with illustration of a cypress tree on font cover of book and dust jacket. VOLUME FOUR (2000): 'Poetry 1903-1920 Prose, and Unpublished Writings.' Frontispiece photo by Leigh Wiener.

VOLUME THREE (1995): 'Poetry from 1938-1962.' Frontispiece photo by Leigh Wiener. VOLUME TWO (1989): 'Poetry from 1928-1938.' Frontispiece photo by Ansel Adams, designed by Adrian Wilson. Book printed on Dove Gray Permalin Multicolor Corduroy, with an illustration of a cypress tree on the front by Arthur Lites. Endpapers are Dove Gray 80-pound Permalin Corduroy (with grid as on dust jacket) and regular 80-pound Permalin. VOLUME ONE (1988): 'Poems from 1920-1928.' Frontispiece photo by Ansel Adams, book designed by Adrian Wilson. All five volumes are fine in fine dust jackets with just a touch of barest wear. For safety reasons, children under 12 years of age are not allowed.First edition of each volume. Each tour is limited to a maximum of six people. Step back in time and follow the romance of Carmel's poet.ĭocent-led tours of Tor House, Hawk Tower and the old-world gardens are conducted hourly every Friday and Saturday. Experience the atmosphere that inspired some of America's finest poetry.

Stroll through an English cottage garden rich in color, texture and fragrance.

climb Hawk Tower, reminiscent of ancient Irish stone towers. The Foundation sponsors events and publishes material designed to preserve and extend the cultural and literary legacy of Robinson Jeffers, poet of California. The Robinson Jeffers Tor House Foundation, affiliated with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, is a nonprofit organization of volunteer members established in 1978 to acquire, maintain and provide for public access to Tor House, Hawk Tower and the surrounding gardens. Please check the facility's website for the latest information before making a trip. The Visiting Info shown below, if any, is always subject to change.

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