Heller, Edmund, miscellaneous black-and-white photographs
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PrintThe black-and-white photographs were taken by or of Edmund Heller, documenting his field work. Several of the photographs are in envelopes marked Field Museum (in Chicago, Illinois). Some include notes regarding subject matter: alligators (September 1, 1928); beavers. The images are from a wide period of time including field work in Belgian Congo, Africa. Photographs are enclosed with note indicating that they come from work relating to Theodore Roosevelt, Peru, and Yellowstone National Park. Some photographs have numbers on the reverse side. Few have descriptions.
1898-1939
1898
1939
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Russell E. Train Africana Collection, 1663-1996, Smithsonian Institution Library, c. 1894-1939
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