Papers belonging to American poet and writer Julia Boynton Green.

Julia Boynton Green (1861-1957) was an American poet and writer. She was born in South Bryon, New York in 1861. She attended school at the LeRoy Academy, Nyack On The Hudson, and the Art Students League in New York and for a short at Wellesley. In 1893, Green moved to California with her husband, L. (Levi) Worthington Green (also an author). They first lived in Redlands where they grew oranges, but later moved to Palo Alto, San Bernardino, and Los Angeles. She died in Los Angeles in July 1957. Her published books include: Lines and interlines, This enchanting coast, and Noonmark. Green contributed to numerous literary magazines, her work received several awards, and were included in several anthologies. The Green's had three children: Gladys, Boynton, and Norman.

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