William Stanley to William Harper, 1904

Talks about a visit to an unclear observatory where he met professor Bernard.Handwritten; hard to decrypt; good condition.4 pagesCorrespondenc

Unclear, YYYY

Dealings with the support from the Carnegie InstitutionTyped; bad conditions; pages ripped.7 pagesCorrespondenc

Unclear to Frank Lillie, 1900

Congratulations and suggesting professors.Handwritten; pages missing; good condition.1 pageCorrespondenc

Plans for Zoological Laboratory and Library at MBL, n.y.

Zoology plans (without the floor plans) and the library and vivarium plans. Page 4 missing.Typed copy; items missing; good condition.7 pagesPlan

Albert Matthews to Edwin Conklin, 1910

Telegraph telling Conklin that Whitman has died and to tell othersTyped copy; good conditions.2 pageTelegrap

Plans for Zoological Laboratory and Library, n.y.

Message for a meeting on August 12, 1902, to discuss plans for the Laboratory. Includes the zoology plans (without the floor plans) and the library plans. Page 4 is missing.Typed copy; items missing; good condition.7 pagesMessage and Plan

L. Murbach to Charles Whitman, 1900

Accepting Whitman's offer and describing his plans for the Nature Course.Typed; good conditions.1 pageCorrespondenc

R. R. Chandler to Charles Whitman, 1895.

R.R. Chandler writing to Charles Whitman concerning the amount of land for a new school of biology being established in Lake Genevatyped; good condition1 pageCorrespondenc

A. Dolbeau to Charles Whitman, 1895.

Dolbeau congratulating Whitman for the endorsement of the Biology Department of the University of Chicagohandwritten; good condition1 pageCorrespondenc

C. Minot to unclear, n.y.

Duties and dealings with the DirectorTyped; Good conditions; unfinished1 pageCorrespondenc