John D. Lattin Papers 1941-2004 1955-1996

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John D. Lattin Papers 1941-2004 1955-1996

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The John D. Lattin Papers consist of materials produced and assembled by John Lattin during his tenure as professor of entomology at Oregon State University. The collection includes professional correspondence, research proposals and reports, informational and promotional materials from OSU, and research materials related to entomology and Pacific Northwest forest management.

4.5 cubic feet, including 20 photographs; 15 boxes

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Oregon State University LibrariesSpecial Collections & University Archives Research Center

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