Poetry Landmarks & Poets Archieve Link & Poem Posters sold at the London Transport Museum shop, which also sells copies of the poem posters.

http://more.poetrysociety.org.uk/landmark/front.php


map@poets.org
Discover what’s going on poetically in a state by using the pull down menu, clicking a state on the map of the U.S., or adding a state’s postal abbreviation to the website’s base url, for example: http://www.poets.org/GA. State entries list:

• the poet laureate;
• featured poets;
• literary organizations and centers;
• literary journals and small presses;
• poetic history;
• poems about the state;
• readings series,
• conferences, and literary festivals; and,
• writing programs and colonies.

http://www.nea.org/tools/lessons/53758.htm


http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/corporate/projectsandschemes/artmusicdesign/poems/

Poems on the Underground was launched in 1986. The programme was the idea of American writer Judith Chernaik, who wanted to bring poetry to a wider audience
Poems are displayed on posters in 3,000 advertising spaces in train carriages across London, and are usually changed three times a year. They are selected by Judith Chernaik, together with poets Cicely Herbert and Gerard Benson

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/projectsandschemes/2437.aspx