Papers relating to poetry collections 'Union Street' and 'Johnny Alleluia' 'Union Street' was published in 1957 by Rupert Hart-Davis and contained a selection of poems from Causley's earlier collections 'Farewell, Aggie Weston' and 'Survivor's leave', as well as 19 new poems. 'Johnny Alleluia' was Causley's fourth collection of poetry, following 'Farewell, Aggie Weston', Survivor's Leave' and 'Union Street'. It was first published in 1961 by Rupert Hart-Davis. 1. Fine typescript volume labelled "Poems from UNION STREET and JOHNNY ALLELUIA by CHARLES CAUSLEY", n.d., containing the following poems: Death of an air-craft Timothy Winters Ou Phrontis At the British war cemetery, Bayeux At the statue of William the Conqueror, Falaise Cowboy song Keats at Teignmouth Chief petty officer Mevagissey I saw a shot-down angel Song of the dying gunner AA1 Nursery rhyme of innocence and experience Innocent's song Johnny Alleluia My friend Maloney Mother get up, unbar the door The ballad of Charlotte Dymond Sailors asleep in a cinema Prinz Eugen Recruiting drive NB it is not thought that this typescript was ever published in this precise format, although some of these appeared in the Longman Poetry Library anthology 'Charles Causley and Kathleen Raine' (1969) and in 'Penguin Modern Poets: George Baker, Martin Bell and Charles Causley' (1962) undated