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Part 1 (Wis Mss WA, Audio 182A): Original Collection, 1946-1953

Part 2 (AE 029-AE 044, CC 170-CC 175, CC 991-CC 992): Additions, 1955-1960

Part 3 (M2002-078): Additions, 1962-1976

Contents List

Container	Title
Wis Mss QB	Biographical materials
Box 1 Folder 1	Biographical information
Box 1 Folder 2	Autobiographical notes
Box 1 Folder 3	Birge ancestry notes
	Sellery biographical research
Box 1 Folder 4-5	Notes
Box 11 Folder 3	Research correspondence, 1950-1954
Box 1 Folder 6	Birge Jubilee tributes, 1925
	Correspondence
	General correspondence
Box 1 Folder 7	Letterbook pages to H.W. Williams, 1884-1885
Box 1 Folder 8	Letters from President Charles Kendall Adams while on leave, 1901-1902
Box 2 Folder 1-4	1885-1906
Box 3 Folder 1-4	1907-1911
Box 4 Folder 1-4	1912-1918
Box 5 Folder 1-3	1919-1920
Box 6 Folder 1-4	1921-1926
Box 7 Folder 1-5	1927-1930 May
Box 8 Folder 1-4	1930 June-1933
Box 9 Folder 1-4	1934-1937
Box 10 Folder 1-4	1938-1941
Box 11 Folder 1	1942-1943
Box 11 Folder 2	1944-1948
	Phi Beta Kappa correspondence
Box 12 Folder 1-4	1907-1919 June
Box 13 Folder 1-3	1919 July-1921
Box 14 Folder 1-5	1922-1929
Box 15 Folder 1-2	1932-1943
Box 15 Folder 3-5	Bryan controversy correspondence and clippings, 1922
	Articles and addresses
	Draft and printed manuscripts
Box 16 Folder 1-12	1888-1907
Box 17 Folder 1-20	1908-1920 July
Box 18 Folder 1-3	1920 October-1925 June
Box 19 Folder 1-4	1927-1940 September
Box 20 Folder 1	1940-1944, undated
Box 21 Folder 1	“Study of Light Absorption by Lakes” / by Edward A. Birge and Harry R. James, 1934
	Notecards for speeches
Box 23	1910-1924
Box 24	1925-1943, undated
	Miscellany
Box 21 Folder 2	Van Hise memorial plans
Box 21 Folder 3	Notes on religion and science
Box 21 Folder 4	U.S. Bureau of Fisheries account expenditures, 1918-1940
Box 22	Birge Special Fund expenditures, 1927-1941
	Photographs
PH 1282	Prints
WHi(B46)	Negatives Note: Prints available for negatives.
Item 1	Cabin in woods
Item 2	Biology building
Item 3	Cabins in woods
Item 4	Cabins in woods on lakeshore
Item 5	Cabin in woods
Item 6	Dr. Birge entering Chemistry Building
Item 7	Cabins in woods
Item 8	Chemistry building
Item 9	Chancey Juday, with his children, demonstrating color determination technique
Item 10	Chancey Juday demonstrating color determination technique
Item 11	Chemistry building, 1930
Item 12-14	Interior of cabin laboratory?
Item 15	Professor E.A. Birge's laboratory at Trout Lake, Wisconsin, 1925
Item 16	View of woods
Item 17	Chancey Juday
Item 18	Dr. Birge and “the bus” on the Manitowish River
Item 19	Lake Constance
Item 20-21	Crystal Lake, ice ridge and lagoon, 1930
Item 22	Crystal Lake, east end
Item 23	Dr. Birge at the edge of the Crystal Lake lagoon, 1930 Note: The ice ridge transects the photo at mid-ground.
Item 24-26	Lake Mary, 1930
Item 27	Lake
Item 28	Shoreline of lake
Item 29	North Trout Lake
Item 30	Arbor Vitae (lake)
Item 31	Trostel (lake), 1930
Item 32	Forestry bog
Item 33-34	Chancey Juday and Wright on the forestry bog
Item 35-36	Forestry bog
Item 37	Fallen tree cut by beaver
Item 38	Dr. Birge at beaver house at west end of Crystal Lake
Item 39	Killarny Point
Item 40	On road near Big Lake, 1930 August
Item 41	Dr. Birge on road near Big Lake, 1930 August
Item 42	Wreck of “Henry,” 1930 August
Item 43	On road near Big Lake, 1930 August
Item 44-50	Wreck of “Henry,” 1930 August
Item 51-52	Trout Lake, Wisconsin, 1925 Note: Showing evidence of “ice push,” or the piling up of lake shore sand as a result of the expansion of the lake ice cover during the winter.
Item 53	Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1912 Note: Weather data recording station.
Item 54-55	Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1912
Item 56	Green Lake, Wisconsin Note: Weather data recording station.
Item 57	Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1912 Note: Weather data recording station, showing anemometer installation.
Item 58-59	Green Lake, Wisconsin?, probably 1912
Item 60	Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1912 Note: Weather data recording station, showing anemometer installation.
Item 61	Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1912 Note: Dr. Birge making an observation from the anemometer stand of the weather data recording station.
Item 62-63	Green Lake, Wisconsin?, probably 1912
Item 64	Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1912 Note: Barograph? installation at weather station.
Item 65	Trout Lake (vicinity), Wisconsin, probably 1937 Note: “Very accidental” intersection. Photo by P.L. Carpenter?
Item 66	Trout Lake (vicinity), Wisconsin, probably 1937 Note: Roadside photo by P.L. Carpenter?
Item 67	Close-up of foliage in woods
Item 68	Trout Lake, Wisconsin, circa 1939
Item 69-70	Trout Lake, Wisconsin?, 1935 Note: Bacteriology laboratory.
Item 71-72	Dr. Birge, probably at Trout Lake, Wisconsin, circa 1930
Item 73	Hugo Baum and “the bus”?
Item 74	Boathouse at Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1935
Item 75	Chancey Juday
Item 76	Dr. Birge
Item 77	Professor E.A. Birge, probably at Green Lake, Wisconsin?, 1935
Item 78-79	Dr. Birge at the boathouse on Green Lake, Wisconsin, 1935
Item 80	Professor E.A. Birge's laboratory at Trout Lake, Wisconsin, 1925
Item 81	Wright (left) and Taylor
Item 82	And garage
Item 83-84	Wright
Item 85	Chancey Juday standing at the garage and laboratory door
Item 86	Wright, Taylor, Birge (left to right)
Item 87	Taylor, Juday, Wright (left to right)
Item 88	Members of Professor E.A. Birge's party?, probably at Trout Lake, Wisconsin, 1931
Item 89	Dr. Birge, with “the bus” and equipment, probably at Trout Lake, Wisconsin, 1931
Item 90	Lake surrounded by pine trees; man in small boat
Item 91	Lake surrounded by pine trees
Item 92	Man with fishing pole standing on lake shore (out of focus)
Item 93	Trout Lake, Wisconsin, 1935 Note: G.P. Cooper negative received from Mrs. Juday through Dean Sellery, 1956?
Item 94	Professor E.A. Birge and “the bus,” probably in the vicinity of Trout Lake, Wisconsin, circa 1930
Item 95	Trout Lake, Wisconsin, 1935 Note: Hugo Baum? left, and possibly the G.P. Coopers of the Institute for Fisheries Research, University Museums, Ann Arbor, Michigan.