Wilbour Archival Collection 1833-1935, 1880-1896.

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Wilbour Archival Collection 1833-1935, 1880-1896.

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The Wilbour Archival Collection documents the research and expeditions of Charles Edwin Wilbour (1833-1896). This collection includes a wide variety of materials such as articles, letters, inscriptions, notebooks, notes, publications, squeezes, bookplates, maps, and photographs. In addition, the collection contains letters of condolence, clippings, and calling cards related to Wilbour's death, as well as records about this collection.

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Brooklyn Museum Libraries & Archives

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