American

John Albee

1833–1915


John Albee (1833–1915), born in Bellingham, Massachusetts, was an American poet and essayist who lived at New Castle, New Hampshire. He was acquainted with Emerson and the Concord circle.

He wrote verse, essays and Remembrances of Emerson (1901); Stedman's An American Anthology (1900) printed several of his poems.

  1. Music and Memory
  2. A Soldier's Grave
  3. Landor
  4. Bos'n Hill
  5. Dandelions

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