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Charles Sturtevant Wood - Records

Title
Charles Sturtevant Wood - Records
Repository
Museum Victoria
Date Range
1862 - 1864
Description

Information about Wood's position at the National Museum of Victoria 1863-64 can be found in their Letterbooks Nos. 1 and 2, some of the Letter boxes c1860-64; and in the Laboratory Register 1863-64. Wood's correspondence with Hector (held by the National Museum of New Zealand) was published in Darragh, T., 'Charles Sturtevant Wood, Analyst, his work and his correspondence with James Hector' "Historical Records of Australian Science" 7(3) (December 1988).

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