Archival Resources Details

Frederick Matthias Alexander - Records

Title
Frederick Matthias Alexander - Records
Repository
Tufts University, USA (Archives for Special Collections
Date Range
1906 - 1989
Description

Correspondence 1906-75 (File 1); F.P. Jones experimental research data and material 1955-80 (File 2); Grant proposals 1954-70 (File 3); Papers on the Alexander Technique 1937-82 (Files 3 and 4); Papers pertaining to the Alexander Technique 1946-?? (Files 4 and 5); Graduate theses and dissertations 1954-89 (18 volumes); Films and videos c1950s-1986 (7 sets) [Hundreds of items, in the F.M. Alexander, F.P. Jones Archival Collection].

Formats
Film, Photographs and Video
Access
Available for reference
Finding Aid

Unpublished list with collection

People

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