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Theodore George Bentley Osborn - Records

Title
Theodore George Bentley Osborn - Records
Repository
Barr Smith Library, Special Collections, The University of Adelaide
Reference
MSS 0020
Date Range
1908 - 1965
Description

Personal documents and correspondence 1908-51, including material relating to Manchester University, University of Sydney, University of Adelaide, E.J. Benham, Adelaide Botanic Gardens, A.C.D. Rivett, CSIR/O, A.G. Tansley, M.B. Crone, J. Hutchinson, A.S. Watt, C.D. Darlington, N. Polunin, J.H. Burnett, B.N. Bowden, J.H. Chinner; reprints, research papers, reports and addresses 1909-61, including material on the Sydney Botanic Gardens, Oxford Botanical Gardens, J.G. Wood; laboratory, field and lecture notes, photographs and drawings 1912-68; papers of Edith May Osborn (Kershaw) 1909-27; overall dates 1908-68 [1 m, MSS 0020].

Formats
Artwork and Photographs
Quantity
1 m
Access
Available for reference

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