Alfred M. Peter papers, 1860-1908.

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Alfred M. Peter papers, 1860-1908.

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The Alfred M. Peter papers contain files, newspaper clippings, publications, correspondence, and photographs related to the life and work of Dr. Alfred M. Peter and his father Dr. Robert Peter. Many of the photographs feature landscapes, livestock, University of Kentucky buildings, and members of the Peter family. Many of the papers in the collection belonging to Alfred M. Peter allow for an intimate look into his research. The materials also include research papers, chemical analyses work related to a food poisoning investigation, and biographical materials. See the series level descriptions for more detailed information.

0.86 cu. ft. 3 boxes.

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