New York Botanical Garden Archives.
Found in 63 Collections and/or Records:
Charles Thom papers
Torrey Botanical Society records
Formats in the collection include copies of club publications, correspondence, ledgers, software, photographs, film, glass plate slides, and copper printing plates.
Percy Train papers
The collection consists of notebooks, research papers, index cards, and photographic material pertaining to plant specimen collection for Percy Train’s ethnobotanical research on medicinal uses of plants in aboriginal cultures of Nevada.
Lucien Marcus Underwood papers
The Lucien Marcus Underwood collection consists of correspondence, research papers, manuscripts, lecture notes, and artwork covering the latter part of his botanical career, including that with the NYBG. The research papers include specimen catalogues and lists, some of which relate to the Underwood collection of the NYBG herbarium. Underwood’s field notebooks are separated from the present collection and are located in the Collectors’ Field Notebook collection.
Anna Murray Vail papers
The Anna Murray Vail Papers document the botanical career of Ms. Vail, especially as it pertained to her research in the Asclepiadaceae and Leguminosae families. The collection contains some correspondence, research papers, manuscripts and field notebooks. The papers are arranged in three series.
Winona H. Welch papers
Harry Nichols Whitford papers
The Whitford papers include five bound books of student class notes from the University of Chicago; manuscripts of papers on tropical forest ecology and economics, primarily of Brazil, but including countries of Central America; and field notes from his research in the Philippines (20 vols.), Canada (2 vols.), and Central and South America (4 vols.).
Llewelyn Williams papers
Percy Wilson records
The Percy Wilson collection consists of correspondence, field notebooks, and manuscript of A Provisional List of the Known Trees of Cuba pertaining to his work at the NYBG.
William Wilson papers
The collection consists of correspondence covering the entirety of Wilson’s botanical career.