Box Lyell Box 1.17 (Formerly Gen 116)
Container
Contains 4 Results:
Correspondence to Charles Lyell, A-Z 1927 tranche, 1831-1873
Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Coll-203/1 (Lyell 1)
Scope and Contents
This series of correspondence is arranged alphabetically, A-Z, including one ‘Miscellaneous’ section within the 'M' series. Each correspondent has been assigned a file number – there may be several folders within that file, evidencing the longevity and depth of the relationship between Lyell and the correspondent - for example his brother in law Charles Bunbury.
Lyell himself, Mary or Arabella Buckley have mostly recorded a summary of the contents of the correspondence, either on the...
Dates:
1831-1873
Notes and Correspondence on the geology of Mount Etna, 1857-1858
Series — Box: Lyell Box 1.17 (Formerly Gen 116)
Identifier: Coll-203/4 (Lyell 4)
Scope and Contents
Notes and correspondence on the geology of Mount Etna consists of:
- Notes
- Sketches and Maps
- Geological Cross sections
- Correspondence
Dates:
1857-1858
Correspondence and Papers concerning Sea Serpents, 1820-1848
Series — Box: Lyell Box 1.17 (Formerly Gen 116)
Identifier: Coll-203/5 (Lyell 5)
Scope and Contents
Letters and Papers Concerning Sea Serpents consists of:
- Notes and clippings regarding sightings of sea serpents, 1820-1848
- Letters from Sir John William Dawson, John Fleming, William McGillivray, Alexander Gordon Melville, Patrick Neill, Colonel Parkins and George Robert Waterhouse regarding sea serpents, 1845-1848
Dates:
1820-1848
Manuscripts on the New Zealand earthquake of 1855, 1855-1868
Series — Box: Lyell Box 1.17 (Formerly Gen 116)
Identifier: Coll-203/6 (Lyell 6)
Scope and Contents
Manuscript notes on the New Zealand Earthquake of 1855, with Lyell drafting his text together - sticking sections together, crossing out lines, and redrafting - including:
Three rough working copies of a paper on New Zealand Earthquake of Jan[uar]y 23 1856 [sic] sent to Paris [?] 1856 - an unpublished article. Details conversations 'in London with several gentleman well qualified in scientific conversing...
Dates:
1855-1868