Papers. 1882-1952.

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Papers. 1882-1952.

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Included are family correspondence, 1882-1950; general correspondence, 1891-1952, including letters from Evan Pan Jones and George M. Ll. Davies; important correspondence with Sir Oliver Lodge, 1885-1941, concerning experiments in telegraphy, etc.; correspondence, laboratory notebooks, files, etc., relating to Ben Davies's work for Sir Oliver Lodge and the Eastern Telegraph Company, 1892-1946; correspondence with Messrs. Bibby & Sons, Ltd., 1928-1951, about agricultural experiments; papers about spiritualism, 1894-1943, including notes of communications by mediums; files of correspondence, circulars, etc., concerning movements such as the Union of Democratic Control, 1914-1949, and the Fellowship Reconciliation Committee, 1915-1922; diaries, 1884-1950; pocket diaries and notebooks, 1894-1908; bound volumes and files of press cuttings including articles by Ben Davies; manuscript and typescript drafts of his publications, lectures and articles, with offprints, pamphlets and booklets.

27 boxes and 2 volumes.

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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Union of Democratic Control

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