It reads: In memory of Margaret Mitchell, who lived in this building from 1939 until 1949. The manuscript of "Gone with the Wind" was burned in the boiler room by her secretary and the building ...

Margaret Mitchell, an iconic name in American literature, remains celebrated for her single, yet profoundly influential novel, “Gone with the Wind ... film in 1939 that won ten Academy ...

By Rick Rojas Reporting from Atlanta The handsome Tudor Revival mansion set on a shaded lot in the bustling heart of Atlanta has long been known as the Margaret Mitchell House. Yet, in truth ...

His goal was to offer more context regarding both the book and the Oscar-winning 1939 film ... discussion at the Margaret Mitchell House July 30 about “Gone With the Wind,” has not seen ...

Selznick’s production of “Gone With the Wind,” from Margaret Mitchell’s novel of the Civil ... the best is the most easily sold. Flin. 1939: Best Picture, Director, Actress (Vivien Leigh ...

Author Margaret Mitchell published the American classic novel "Gone with the Wind ... found that "Gone with the Wind" was America's favorite movie. On Dec. 15, 1939, less than 3.5 years after ...

The chair Margaret Mitchell sat in to write “Gone with the Wind” will go to the highest ... ticket stubs from the film’s 1939 premiere, and much more. “Her first aid kit, an orange juice ...

I hope it will be widely read and appreciated.” June 29—A fifth large printing of Margaret Mitchell’s first novel, Gone with the Wind, has been ordered, although the book is just out this week.

The publishers of “Gone with the Wind” will amend the latest printing ... determined that a cautionary note was necessary to include with Margaret Mitchell’s detailed depiction of slavery ...