Brain Anatomy Lectures, Johns Hopkins (Meyer) re:drawings, 1931

File — Box: 7, Folder: 7

Scope and Contents

From the Series:

This series is a miscellany comprised of manuscripts of articles; correspondence relating to these articles; notes and scientific data; and outlines of lectures either given by Dr. Wolff or attended by him. Most of the manuscripts here seem to have been eventually published; only those manuscripts with substantive emendation have been retained. Dr. Wolff's practice seems to have been to file letters relating to a specific article in that article's folder. While sometimes routine, this correspondence is often interesting and important. Although the series covers Dr. Wolff's scientific career from its beginnings in the mid-1920s until his death, much of the material is undated.

Dates

1931

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