Paul D. Voth papers 1884-1989 (inclusive).

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Paul D. Voth papers 1884-1989 (inclusive).

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This collection represents Voth's work as a botanist, educator, horticulturist, and historian of the University of Chicago's Department of Botany. Included in this collection is laboratory data, lecture notes, drafts, publications, teaching materials and student work, administrative and personal correspondence, photographs, and films.

33.75 linear feet (54 boxes)

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