Scope and Contents The American Entomogical Society Correspondence collection contains letters from approximately 946 individuals to leaders of the Society discussing entomology, the Society and the Entomological section of the Academy. Specific topics include: society affairs, working funds, publications and scientific courtesies, and exchanges with other museums and entomologists. The recipients appear to be primarily the secretaries and recorders of the Society and the Entomological section. The...

Scope and Contents The Carrie Baily Aaron papers collection is comprised of Letters, a notebook, photographs and illistrations. The three letters are signed by Aaron, Carrie B. 1910; Skinner, Henry, 1890; Wood, Harold Bacon, 1955. The notebook contains an entomological essay by Mrs. Aaron. The essay was entered in a contest and won the prize offered by Robert H. Lamborn. This collection also contains portrait photographs of Dr. Robert H. Lamborn, which were held in collection 457 until they were returned to...

Scope and Contents While fundamentally a banker and businessman, Martindale was an accomplished naturalist, with interests largely in the fields of botany and entomology. Once treasurer and councilman of the Academy, vice-president of the American Entomological Society and Corresponding secretary of the Botanical section; also a member of the American Philosophical Society of Philadelphia. His collection of insects was purchased by the Academy. His botanical collection is a prized possession of the...