Botany
Found in 24 Collections and/or Records:
George Good papers
Includes correspondence, course material, publications and minutes of meetings of the New York State Nurserymen's Association (1928-1969) and the New York State Arborists Association (1965-1969)..
Gertrude Elizabeth Douglas papers
Excerpts from letters from the Georgian Mushroom Expedition, 1918; typescript letter to President A.R. Brubacher from Hawaii, 1933; "A Botantical Career Can Be Fun," n.d.; letters and holiday cards to Anna E. Jenkins, 1962-1966; and CV.
Harlan Parker Banks papers
Harold E. Moore Jr. papers
Correspondence, slides, and publications concerning Harold E. Moore's career and his research on tropical plants and the classification of palms.
Henry Guerlac papers
Includes papers pertaining to Guerlac's research and teaching career.
Karl McKay Wiegand papers
Includes botany department correspondence and memoranda, ca.1921-1941; list of species in Cayuga marshes, August 4, 1893; two slides of a botanical expedition, 1924; photographs of former members of the Cornell University Botany (now Plant Biology) Department faculty; and other papers of Karl McKay Wiegand, 1906-1932.
Lester Sharp lantern slide collection
Black and white glass lantern slides of portaits of various botanists from the 1500s-1900s, used by Professor Sharp in his lectures.
Lowell Fitz Randolph papers
Manuscripts, correspondence, reports, publications, notes, and other papers concerning corn and iris breeding.
Mary Hitchcock Wilde papers
Letters, photographs and photograph albums, writings and genealogical material of Hitchcock-Wilde and related families including Fairbrothers, Frost, Mann, Marvin, Raymond, Reynolds, Stenson, and Waddy.
Mitchell and Barnes families papers
Papers consist primarily of correspondence, land and other legal documents, daybooks, photographs, and clippings. Early documents largely concern the transfer and use of land in central and eastern New York.