Collection, 1871-1944.

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Collection, 1871-1944.

Within the Papers series (1871-1944), the material pertains to Richards involvement in the University of Pennsylvania as a student and as a professor and alumnus. His activities included membership in the Philomathean Society, the Alumni Society, Sigma Xi, Phi Beta Kappa and a cast member of the play "The Acharnians." The collection also contains a certificate of membership to the Franklin Institute in 1925.

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