Box 1
Contains 55 Results:
Weather Bureau, 1938
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Student Corporation Research, 1938
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Student Assistant, Delta Refuge, n.d.
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Neil Hotchkiss, 1938-1941
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Edwin Hasbranch, 1943
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Harry S. Hathoway, 1930s
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Dr. Clarence Cotton, 1938-1942
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Drainage New Orleans and Vicinity, 1938
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Cecil S. Williams, 1937-1942
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.
Louisiana 4-H Clubs, 1937-1939
This collection consists of John Lynch’s research and personal papers. These papers include correspondence, maps, and research and writings on Whooping Cranes, marsh ecology, wildlife, and more. There are also news clippings and newsletters on Whooping Cranes and orchids, and materials related to the groups he was associated with.
Mary Lynch Courville, daughter of John J. Lynch, donated this collection.