Archibald MacLeish
1892–1982 (age 90)
Poet, Librarian
Biography
Archibald MacLeish (1892–1982) was a distinguished poet and librarian whose contributions to American letters and cultural institutions left an indelible mark on the nation. His eloquent verse and thoughtful leadership shaped literary discourse for generations of readers and scholars.
MacLeish's legacy endures through his published works and his tenure as Librarian of Congress, where he championed the role of libraries in American democracy. He was laid to rest at Pine Grove Cemetery, where his memory continues to inspire those who appreciate his artistic and intellectual achievements.