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Royal Society of South Australia - Records

Title
Royal Society of South Australia - Records
Repository
State Library of South Australia, Mortlock Library of South Australiana
Reference
SRG 10
Date Range
1853 - 1969
Description

Records of the Royal Society of South Australia, comprising minutes, correspondence, membership lists, annual reports, papers presented to the Society, rules, financial papers, photographs, membership list for 1939, papers relating to the Verco estate, notes to assist treasurers, cash book, papers relating to the Howchin estate, petty cash, stamps and letterbook (3 in 1), membership/subscription book and other papers.

Quantity
3.55 m
Access
Available for reference

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