Arthur Bernard Recknagel papers, 1948-1961.

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Arthur Bernard Recknagel papers, 1948-1961.

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Monthly reports, minutes, printed material, and a transcript of an interview with Recknagel concerning his career in forestry education and management. Also, letters from Bernard Recknagel from the University of Virginia to his father, 1932, 1934; University of Virginia commencement program, 1934; funeral program and condolence letters on the death of Mary Thomas Miller Recknagel, Sept. 23, 1945. Includes records of the Empire State Forest Products Association, which are cataloged separately.

4 cubic ft.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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