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Robert Frost was born on March 26, 1874.Frost was born in San Francisco, California. His parents are William and Isabelle Frost.
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William Frost dies when Robert is 12. His family had no money for supplies. They were forced to to move to Massachusetts.
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Frost Graduated from Lawrence High School. He graduated in 1892. Robert was a co-valedictorian.
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Frost published "My Butterfly: An Elegy". He published it in 1894. Robert received $15 for his work.
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Robert married Elinor White. She was the other co-valedictorian at his school. Their marrige lasted 42 years.
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Frost enrolled at harvard college. He studied liberal arts. Robert only stayed for two years.
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Frost became an english teacher.He taught at Pinkerton Academy.Robert worked there for three years.
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The Frost family decided to move to England. They moved Sept. 1912.Frost became friends with seven literary notables.
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Frost's first book was called "A Boy's Will". It was published in England. The American edition came out two years later.
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Frost returned just as world war I was starting. His family settled on a farm. It was located in New Hampshire.
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Frost wins his first Pulitzer award. He won it for his poetry "New Hampshire". It included his famous poem "stopping by woods on woods on a snowy evening.
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Frost decided to move again. this time to Cambridge, Massachusetts. He lived there for the rest of his life.
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Frost read his poetry for J.F.K's presidential inauguration. He read it on Jan. 20, 1961. Robert was 86 when he did the reading.
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J.F.K urged Robert to meet the head of the soviet union. They disscused things at Frost's bedside. Robert was sick on the trip.
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Robert Frost died on Jan. 29,1963. He died in Boston. Robert was buried in Vermont.
