One of America's foremost poets, Williams died in 1963. Estate of Dr. William Carlos Williams and Dr. William Eric Williams. Marshall's house is still there, near the end of a tree-lined street ...

Marshall's red wheelbarrow was likely the subject of poet William Carlos Williams’ most famous work, 16 simple words that have been read and analyzed over and over in classrooms for decades: ...

Poet, playwright, novelist, essayist, and physician, William Carlos Williams was born in New Jersey, a first-generation immigrant, and he died here just short of 50 years ago. He created a ...

William Carlos Williams is perhaps best known for the red wheelbarrow on which so much depends, but “Spring and All” – the 1923 book which includes that poem – is a manifesto on how ...

RUTHERFORD – Local history buffs on Saturday filled the rooms of a 19th century farmhouse, now home to the Meadowlands Museum, to celebrate one of the borough’s most-respected one-time ...

William Carlos Williams is best remembered for his spare and evocative poems: “So much depends / upon // a red wheel / barrow,” and “I have eaten / the plums / that were in / the icebox.” ...

So much depends upon finding the guy who owned the most famous red wheelbarrow in literature. If you skipped English class throughout high school, then you probably never ran across William Carlos ...

William Carlos Williams is perhaps best known for the red wheelbarrow on which so much depends, but “Spring and All” – the 1923 book which includes that poem – is a manifesto on how ...