Archival Resources Details

Walter Victor Macfarlane - Records

Title
Walter Victor Macfarlane - Records
Repository
Barr Smith Library, Special Collections, The University of Adelaide
Reference
MSS 0006
Date Range
1947 - 1986
Description

Typescript copies of scientific papers and articles with related correspondence and notes 1975-84 (and undated); correspondence with colleagues, scientific organisations and other bodies 1965-82; field notes and other scientific notes; letters, notices invitations; biographical notes prepared by Macfarlane for the Academy of Science; personal papers including list of publications, submissions, personal correspondence 1978-82, and letters of sympathy and obituary notices following Macfarlane's death 1978-86; overall dates 1947-86 [1.7 m, MSS 0006].

Quantity
1.7 m
Access
Available for reference

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