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| Size | About 450 items (1.5 linear feet). |
| Abstract | Correspondence of Charles Christopher Adams, director of the News York State Museum, concerning the writing and publication of a A guide to the Winter Birds of the North Carolina Sandhills (1928), by Milton Philo Skinner (born 1879). Correspondence was mainly with John Warren Achorn (1857-1926), who originated the plans for the guide, financed it, and wrote some of the chapters; Skinner, field naturalist who wrote the major portion of the volume; and Edmund J. Sawyer (born 1880), who illustrated it. Also included are field study notes and photographs of the North Carolina sandhills area. |
| Creator | Adams, Charles C. (Charles Christopher), 1873-1955. |
| Language | English |
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Correspondence of Charles Christopher Adams, director of the News York State Museum, concerning the writing and publication of a "A guide to the Winter Birds of the North Carolina Sandhills" (1928), by Milton Philo Skinner (born 1879). Correspondence was mainly with John Warren Achorn (1857-1926), who originated the plans for the guide, financed it, and wrote some of the chapters; Skinner, field naturalist who wrote the major portion of the volume; and Edmund J. Sawyer (born 1880), who illustrated it. Also included are field study notes and photographs of the North Carolina sandhills area.
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