Collections of H.D.'s Works

The H.D. Papers Finding Aid (at Yale); Notes on folder contents contributed by researchers

The Yale University Finding Aid Database (Searchable)
The Guide to the Beinecke Library Collection of American Literature
The Beinecke Library Home Page
The Beinecke Library on Flickr, which includes one of H.D.'s scrapbooks

Borderline may be viewed for free on the Internet Archive.

Renting or purchasing Borderline on DVD:
Borderline is available in the set Paul Robeson: Portraits of an Artist, a four disc boxed set put out by Criterion.

Viewing the fragments or Borderline (Film):
16mm fragments of Wing Beat, Foothills, and "Macpherson material," and the complete film Borderline may be viewed at the Museum of Modern Art Film Study Center, 11 West 53rd Street, New York, NY 10019.

Renting or Purchasing Borderline (Film, U.S.):
Borderline is available for both rental and purchase from the Museum of Modern Art Circulating Film Library, 11 W. 53rd Street, New York, NY, 10019. (Contact Marilyn Mancino.) They have two circulating 16mm prints which rent, or prints for purchase.

Renting or Purchasing Borderline (Film, Britain):
The British Film Institute, Film and Video Distribution Department, 21 Stephen Street, London W1P 1PC (Tel. 0171 255 1444) also arranges rental and purchase of Borderline.

• Bryn Mawr College Library's Special Collections holds the H.D. and Bryher Papers, c. 1916-1972, correspondence and miscellaneous materials.
• Houghton Library Manuscript Dept. at Harvard University (Cambridge, Mass.) Letters between H.D., Richard Aldington, and Amy Lowell; Some of these letters were published by Yoshiko Kita in her PhD thesis, Imagism Reconsidered, With Special Reference to the Early Poetry of HD, Durham University, 1995.
• India Halstead's Viola Baxter Letters, letters from H.D. to Viola Baxter Jordan.
• Lilly Library at Indiana University (Bloomington, IN): unpublished letters by H.D. in the Pound Mss. II Collection.
• Literary Manuscript Collections, University of Maryland (College Park, MD, partially processed): individual items related to H.D.
• Rosenbach Foundation (Philadelphia, PA): H.D.'s letters to Marianne Moore (presently unpublished)
• University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries, Special Collections Dept. holds the Francis Wolle Collection on Hilda Doolittle (MS 12), 1929-1973.
• University of Michigan Special Collections Library (Ann Arbor, MI): letter from H.D. to Maurice Browne sending a copy of her translation of the Chrouses from the Iphigeneia in Aulis, by Euripides.
• Washington University Library at St. Louis Special Collections (St. Louis, MO): Ija Adler papers, 1932-1967 (American bookman and collector) contain items by H.D. and Richard Aldington; also a presentation copy of Ion, "Spec copy: Bears the bookplate of H. D.; from the library of Ivy Compton-Burnett, bearing the translator's initialled autograph presentation inscription to her dated 28 March 1943;" also an autographed copy of Sea Garden. Descriptions of all these items can be examined by searching for "H.D. (Hilda Doolittle)" in their library catalog.