Papers, 1878-1954 (bulk 1897-1920).

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Papers, 1878-1954 (bulk 1897-1920).

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This collection is comprised of letters, memoriabilia, essays, published and unpublished articles, lectures, and photographs relating to Burrough's academic life and later as superintendent of Colonel Payne's Estate. Many letters written to and from friends and family are also included. Photographs are arranged chronologicallyu and include black and white images of the Hudson River Valley and of the island of Jamaica. The lectures (1937-1953) and slide show presentation notes are present as well.

9 boxes (2.5cu.feet)

New York State Library

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New York State Library

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