Bryant High School is named after William Cullen Bryant, a writer, poet and founder of the Republican party. In 1825, he went on to become the editor of the New York Evening Post. He was an ...

The first Bryant School was built two years after the Northern Pacific laid down rails through Helena, and was named after William Cullen Bryant. Bryant was born on Nov. 3, 1794, near Cummington ...

The unidentified male's body was found on a sidewalk near William Cullen Bryant High School in Astoria just before 10:30 a.m. EMS was called to the scene and pronounced the person dead.

The school is named for Julia Sands Bryant, whose father — the famed 19th century poet William Cullen Bryant — was born near Cummington and had a homestead there. Druin said the school can ...

The performance is part of the Friends of the Bryant Library’s William Cullen Bryant Culture Series, an annual event in honor of the Library’s namesake. Next in the series is Classical ...

together with the Buchser portraits of California’s Sutter and Poet William Cullen Bryant, who looks as though he was caught in the very act of writing “To a Waterfowl.” The only U.S ...

AMHERST — Town Manager Paul Bockelman will be joined by new Schools Superintendent E. Xiomara Herman during a periodic Cuppa Joe with Paul event Friday. The event, in which people can chat about ...

The Board of Park Commissioners will decide at its meeting to-day where the new monument to William Cullen Bryant, the American historian and poet, will be placed in Central Park. For several ...

SOPHIA: Mm-hmm. NARRATOR: The editor was the famed romantic poet, William Cullen Bryant. DOC: William Cullen Bryant was all about nature. Embracing it, taking it in. SOPHIA: Yeah. NARRATOR ...

Visitors to a mill on the former Roslyn Harbor estate of renowned poet and editor William Cullen Bryant now can see a sight that has been missing for a long time — water splashing off a ...