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Survey notes prepared by Woodbury about 1907. Also included are several roughly drawn maps, mathematical computations and lists of expenses for suveying trips. All entries are in pencil.

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The first page contains Woodbury's handwritten notes on how to tell time by the Big Dipper and how to tell direction by using a watch. The remaining pages contain the names and addresses of various individuals and institutions. These are not alphabetically arranged but some are grouped under titles such as entomology, vertebrates paleontaolgy, molluska and herpetology.

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Dr. Woodbury's field notes from May 26-29, 1931 and July 6 to August 16, 1933. The notes record his observation of various plants, birds, and insects.

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Miscellaneous notes apparently by Dr. Woodbury, including some field notes, names, addresses and "scotch stories."

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Lists of plants and animals some with descriptions and locations. There are also many names and addresses. The entries appear to have been made by Dr. Woodbury.

Scope and Contents A notebook labelled "Travel Logs into Zion," and containing a tour of Zion Canyon by mileage. The entries are in pencil and very difficult to read. On the reverse end of the notebook are several lists of plants and animals found in Zion Canyon. Next are lists of pioneer relics collected by Woodbury in the summer of 1928. The final set of notes describe Woodbury's visit to Yellowstone National Park in August 1928 (see Bk 12). Woodbury described the interpretive materials in the park which he...

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These pages of notes on animal population surveys. Possibly not Woodbury's notebook.

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Alphabetical list of names and addresses, possibly kept by Mrs. Grace Woodbury.

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Addresses of scientific and museum supply houses. Also included are several pages of notes on Sunday School meetings.

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Climax, Michigan.