Papers of Roland Thaxter, 1882-1933 (inclusive).

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Papers of Roland Thaxter, 1882-1933 (inclusive).

Papers document Thaxter's professional career as a botanist, including his teaching and research activities, as well as his personal life. Includes considerable correspondence with botanists throughout the world; teaching materials, such as lecture notes, student grade notebooks and examinations; research materials, such as notes, drawings, manuscripts of published works and photographs of specimens, and personal material, including correspondence, financial records, diary of South American travels, and certificates. Correspondence concerns acquisition of specimen collections for Farlow Herbarium and includes incoming letters from William Farlow, among others.

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