![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() ![]() ![]() Liberty Hyde Bailey's Camera |
![]() |
BIBLIOGRAPHYA NEW DAY COMING: Liberty Hyde Bailey’s Prophetic Educational Vision, a library associates’ lecture by Scott Peters, Assistant Professor, Education. Manuscript materials in the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library:21-2-3342 Liberty Hyde Bailey papers Personal, family, and professional papers relating to the life and work of Liberty Hyde Bailey and including correspondence, manuscripts, scrapbooks, journals, photographs, publications, genealogical and biographical information. Material covers Bailey's childhood in Michigan, his years at Michigan Agricultural College, his time spent working for Asa Gray at Harvard, his years at Cornell as Professor, Founder and Dean of the Agriculture School, and his travels and plant collecting work in his retirement. Also records of the Bailey Hortorium, correspondence and agreements with Macmillan Company, and tape recordings (12 cassettes) and transcripts of an interview with Bailey by George H. M. Lawrence, 1951-1952. Other manuscript collections with significant Bailey material 2195 American Nature Study records [Online guide available] 21-2-889 Department of Plant Breeding records [Online guide available] 4389 New York State Vegetable Growers Association records 21-2-3144 College of Agriculture "Dean's Hat" items 1797, 2127, 2414 Maurice C. Burritt papers [Print guides available for collections 2127 & 2414] 1438 Louise Spieker Rankin papers [Print guide available] 21-25-102 Lazy Club records 21-02-471 Willis Grant Johnson papers [Online guide available] 23-2-749 New York State College of Home Economics record [Online guide available] 21-29-45 Herbert H. Whetzel papers [Print guide available] 21-17-2211 Harlan Parker Banks papers 1787 William Henry Brewer papers (microfilm) 21-2-14 Albert R. Mann papers [Online guide available] Manuscript materials held at other repositories:The Liberty Hyde Bailey Jr. (1858-1954) Papers, Gray Herbarium Archives, Harvard University
|
![]() |
![]() |
This exhibition is made possible through a generous gift in memory of Lelah A. Cole.
© 2004 Division of Rare & Manuscript Collections. If you have a question or comment, please contact us. | Web Accessibility Assistance |