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Papers of Margaret Stones

Title
Papers of Margaret Stones
Repository
National Library of Australia Manuscript Collection
Reference
MS 7476
Date Range
1952 - 1984
Creator
Stones, Margaret
Description

Box 1. Letters from: Lord Talbot de Malahide to Margaret Stones, Arnold Hinson, H.J. King, Frank Ludlow, George Sherriff to Margaret Stones. Letter from Stones to Muriel Gossman. Box 2. Letters from Winifred Curtis to Stones and from Stones to Winifred. Tasmania collection notes (1969-1975). Notes for "Endemic flora of Tasmania" (EFT); financial material for EFT; photograph and press clippings of Stones; appendix on cultivation by Lord Talbot; press cuttings on the death of Lord Talbot, Frank Ludlow and Major G. Sherriff.

Quantity
0.28 m

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