Letters about or mentioning George F. Sternberg, 1925-1987

File — Box: UA-FC-013-002, Folder: FC-013-002-003

Identifier: FC 013- file FC-013-002-003

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Letter from Charles H. Sternberg regarding George F Sternberg and his idea for creating Kansas fossil collections to be used and studied by Kansas High Schools, February 26, 1925

Letter from L. D. Wooster to Mary Jane Prochazka regarding George F. Sternberg and his career, October 29, 1956

Letter from Myrl V. Walker to Margaret Skeels Stevens regarding previous letter inquiring about paleontology publications, September 28, 1964 (Note: previous letter from Margaret Skeels Stevens to George F. Sternberg is in section titled: Letters to and from George F. Sternberg.)

Postcard from Margaret Skeels Stevens to Myrl V. Walker thanking them for sending publications, October 2, 1964

Letter from Myrl V. Walker to Mr. Keating regarding purchase of fossil shark partially prepared by George F. Sternberg, July 29, 1965

Letter from Kent Collier to Walter E. Keating about establishing a memorial fund for George F. Sternberg, October 27, 1969

Letter from G. W. Tomanek to Bill and Beth Eastman mentioning the creation of a Sternberg fund in the endowment association, October 28, 1969

Letter from Myrl V. Walker to Mrs. Paul (Karma) Aylward regarding having George F. Sternberg meet with the Ellsworth County Historical Society, January 12, 1967, 2 copies (Note: previous letter from Mrs. Paul (Karma) Aylward to George F. Sternberg is in section titled: Letters to and from George F. Sternberg.)

Letter from Francis Liebels to Myrl V. Walker regarding George F. Sternberg meeting with the Ellsworth County Historical Society, January 23, 1966 (Note: likely mistyped year, should be 1967.)

Postcard from Caroline M. Jones of the Oakley Area Chamber of Commerce sent to the George F. Sternberg Museum, June 30, 1972

Letter and envelope from W. D. Turnbrill to Katherine Rogers regarding items related to George F. Sternberg, April 19, 1987

Dates

1925-1987

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