American Museum of Natural History
Found in 156 Collections and/or Records:
American Museum of Natural History Bequest Data, before 1940.
Bequest data, correspondence, materials referring to bequests before 1940.
American Museum of Natural History Board of Trustees Minutes, 1868-2010.
Meeting minutes, by-law amendments, quarterly reports to the trustees and other meeting materials.
American Museum of Natural History building plans, 1911-1918.
American Museum of Natural History building specifications and contracts, ca. 1900-1999.
American Museum of Natural History Centennial Celebration papers, 1964-1972
Papers related to the American Museum of Natural History's Centennial Celebration, held April 9, 1969: development, research, financial records and correspondence, press kits, convocation materials, and files of Garnder Stout, President of the Museum at the time of the Centennial Celebration. Also includes entries for the "Windows on the World" essay contest submitted by elementary and college students.
American Museum of Natural History Charters, By-laws, and Rules and Regulations pamphlets,
American Museum of Natural History collection of calling cards, 1909-1918
Collection of calling cards assembled in a scrapbook format. 5 bound volumes.
American Museum of Natural History commercial sales and exchanges, 1936-1942
Commercial sales and exchanges. Includes invoices for electricity, insurance, and publications. Also royalties, and film rentals to the U.S. military.
American Museum of Natural History contracts and purchases, 1890-1930
Legal papers regarding purchases and donations to various departments. Contains one folder labeled "Damaged Materials.".
American Museum of Natural History correspondence regarding acquisition of image negatives, 1895
Contains two letters from S.R. Stoddard, publisher of photographs, guide books, and art of the Adirondacks and northern New York State, to A.S. Bickmore. Letters contain lists of images that were requested by Bickmore for which publisher states he will provide negatives. Letters are annotated with locations and numbers. Bickmore may have used these images for lantern slide lectures.