Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence consists of family, general, and professional correspondence dating from 1853 to 1925. The majority of correspondence located in scrapbooks and elsewhere in the collection has been photocopied and integrated in this series. Particularly fragile correspondence has not been photocopied and may be found in the Scrapbooks series (III). Correspondence between Morse and John M. Gould offers a rich account of their long friendship. The letters form a continuous, detailed...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence consists of family, general, and professional correspondence dating from 1853 to 1925. The majority of correspondence located in scrapbooks and elsewhere in the collection has been photocopied and integrated in this series. Particularly fragile correspondence has not been photocopied and may be found in the Scrapbooks series (III). Correspondence between Morse and John M. Gould offers a rich account of their long friendship. The letters form a continuous, detailed...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence consists of family, general, and professional correspondence dating from 1853 to 1925. The majority of correspondence located in scrapbooks and elsewhere in the collection has been photocopied and integrated in this series. Particularly fragile correspondence has not been photocopied and may be found in the Scrapbooks series (III). Correspondence between Morse and John M. Gould offers a rich account of their long friendship. The letters form a continuous, detailed...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence consists of family, general, and professional correspondence dating from 1853 to 1925. The majority of correspondence located in scrapbooks and elsewhere in the collection has been photocopied and integrated in this series. Particularly fragile correspondence has not been photocopied and may be found in the Scrapbooks series (III). Correspondence between Morse and John M. Gould offers a rich account of their long friendship. The letters form a continuous, detailed...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Correspondence consists of family, general, and professional correspondence dating from 1853 to 1925. The majority of correspondence located in scrapbooks and elsewhere in the collection has been photocopied and integrated in this series. Particularly fragile correspondence has not been photocopied and may be found in the Scrapbooks series (III). Correspondence between Morse and John M. Gould offers a rich account of their long friendship. The letters form a continuous, detailed...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Diaries covers the years 1856-1913, and includes travel diaries from Japan and Europe. All the diaries are extensively illustrated. The journal which he kept from 1856 to 1863 provides an excellent record of Morse’s years as a student and assistant to Louis Agassiz. Of interest are humorous sketches of members of the "Agassiz Zoological Club," an informal organization formed by Morse and his fellow students. In his entry of January 1, 1860, Morse notes his...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Diaries covers the years 1856-1913, and includes travel diaries from Japan and Europe. All the diaries are extensively illustrated. The journal which he kept from 1856 to 1863 provides an excellent record of Morse’s years as a student and assistant to Louis Agassiz. Of interest are humorous sketches of members of the "Agassiz Zoological Club," an informal organization formed by Morse and his fellow students. In his entry of January 1, 1860, Morse notes his...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Diaries covers the years 1856-1913, and includes travel diaries from Japan and Europe. All the diaries are extensively illustrated. The journal which he kept from 1856 to 1863 provides an excellent record of Morse’s years as a student and assistant to Louis Agassiz. Of interest are humorous sketches of members of the "Agassiz Zoological Club," an informal organization formed by Morse and his fellow students. In his entry of January 1, 1860, Morse notes his...