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Aurelia Plath (nee Schober) as a senior in college wrote a paper for her "English Novel" course about Jane Austen's Pride and ...

Before she married Otto Plath, Aurelia Schober wrote poetry and fiction. Two published poems survive: one from her high-school days and one ...

Aurelia Schober's college classmates read , sort of sub rosa , the pop-psychology book The Nervous Housewife (1920) by neurologist/psyc...

How differently we would read Sylvia Plath's work and life story had Elizabeth Hinchliffe's Plath biography been completed and publi...

Aurelia Schober, c. 1927 We've all seen photos of Sylvia Plath lounging on the beach, so here is her mother, as 21-year-old college stud...

Eternal vigilance is the price of more context for Sylvia Plath and her mother Aurelia Schober Plath. In March came up for sale a set of col...

Unable to look on the bright side. Aurelia is 22. While I take a week's break from posting, here is a yearbook photo of Aurelia Schober ...

Camp Maqua in season welcomed girls and women age 16 to 35 to its rustic lakeside cabins in Poland, Maine. The above brochure said $15.50 pe...

2047-2049 Columbus Ave., Boston, today. Built in 1890. Sylvia Plath's memoir "Ocean 1212-W" says of her grandparents' hous...

Debating team, Winthrop High School yearbook 1924, p. 58   Among the first four girls to break Winthrop High's debate team's gender ...

Aurelia Frances Schober was born in Boston on April 26, 1906 to Aurelia and Francis Schober, both natives of Austria. On ...

A reader kindly sent me photos of Aurelia Schober from Aurelia's college yearbook, the one Aurelia edited, the 1928 volume of Sivad. T...

Aurelia Schober was a Boston University undergraduate when in 1926 she started secretarial work for an M.I.T. guest professor 22 years her ...

892 Shirley Street, Winthrop, Mass. USA, photographed in 2018. Sylvia Plath claimed her grandparents' house at Point Shirley as her ...

During her college years in the 1920s, The Boston Herald daily newspaper, relying on press releases from the student Press Club at Boston Un...

Austrian civil engineer Dr. Karl von Terzaghi was invited to the U.S. in 1925 to teach and establish a program at M.I.T. and, incidentally...