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Accession 12-618

Lundeberg, Philip K.

Philip K. Lundeberg Papers, 1962-2013
Repository: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washington, D.C. Contact us at osiaref@si.edu.
Creator: Lundeberg, Philip K.
Title: Philip K. Lundeberg Papers
Dates: 1962-2013
Quantity: 0.5 cu. ft. (1 document box)
Collection: Accession 12-618
Language of Materials: English
Summary:

This accession consists of the papers of Philip K. Lundeberg, Curator Emeritus at the National Museum of American History (NMAH), documenting his maritime history research, museum related projects, professional activities, and events such as his retirement. Materials include correspondence and memoranda; papers and articles; information about the exhibition "By Sea and By Land: Independence with the Help of France"; committee information; photographs of Lundeberg and Howard Irving Chapelle at the United States Naval Academy, and of Lundeberg at a retirement party held for him at NMAH; and museum collections inventory information.

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This accession consists of the papers of Philip K. Lundeberg, Curator Emeritus at the National Museum of American History (NMAH), documenting his maritime history research, museum related projects, professional activities, and events such as his retirement. Materials include correspondence and memoranda; papers and articles; information about the exhibition By Sea and By Land: Independence with the Help of France; committee information; photographs of Lundeberg and Howard Irving Chapelle at the United States Naval Academy, and of Lundeberg at a retirement party held for him at NMAH; and museum collections inventory information.

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Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 12-618, Philip K. Lundeberg Papers

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Photographs: Lundeberg and Chapelle visit at the United States Naval Academy (Annapolis, Maryland), 1964

Howard I. Chapelle, Philip K. Lundeberg, curators at the National Museum of American History, and Madam Barata at the U.S. Naval Academy. May 1964. (Image no. SIA2013-00217)
Pimantel Barata, Philip K. Lundeberg, and Madam Barata at U.S. Naval Academy. May 1964. (Image no. SIA2013-00218)
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Photographs: Lundeberg Retirement Event, 1984

Philip K. Lundeberg, associate curator of Naval History, National Museum of American History, receiving certificate from director Roger Kennedy, at his retirement party, October 31, 1984. (Image no. SIA2013-00219)
Philip K. Lundeberg, associate curator of Naval History, National Museum of American History, with unknown woman, at his retirement party, October 31, 1984. (Image no. SIA2013-00220)
Philip K. Lundeberg, associate curator of Naval History, National Museum of American History, holding a clock he received, at his retirement party, Octoberr 31, 1984. (Image no. SIA2013-00221)
Philip K. Lundeberg, associate curator of Naval History at the National Museum of American History, at his retirement party, holding clock, with unknown woman standing to the left, October 31, 1984. (Image no. SIA2013-00222)
Philip K. Lundeberg, associate curator of Naval History, at his retirement party at the National Museum of American History on October 31, 1984. Curator Harold D. Langley stands to his right and curator Edward Ezell stands at far right. (Image no .SIA2013-00223)
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Howard Irving Chapelle: Personal History, c. 1962

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Janesville Reunion, 1990-1994

Reunion of World War II veterans who served on the U.S.S. Frederick C. Davis at Janesville, Ohio. (Image no. SIA2013-00224)
Gravestone for Frederick C. Davis, the first soldier killed in World War II. (Image no. SIA2013-00225)
Reunion of World War II veterans who served on the U.S.S. Frederick C. Davis. Mrs. Eleanor B. Lundeberg sits at the right. (Image no. SIA2013-00226)
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Military Museums, by Philip K. Lundeberg, 1990-1992

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Correspondence and Memoranda (general), 1976-1983

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Rediscovering the Ships of the Wilkes Expedition

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By Sea and By Land: Independence with the Help of France Exhibition, 1980-1981

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Richard E. Byrd Collection Inventory, 1962-1985

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National Museum of History and Technology: Security Committee, 1971

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Museums as Historical Resources, (c. 1981) by Philip K. Lundeberg

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The North American Society for Oceanic History (NASOH): Annual Meeting, 1992 (Accession 13-198)

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Philip K. Lundeberg: Correspondence, 1993 (Accession 13-198)

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Battle of the Atlantic - 70th Anniversary Conference, 2013 (Accession 13-198)

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The Treatment of Survivors and Prisoners of War, at Sea and Ashore, by Philip K. Lundeberg, 2013 (Accession 13-198)

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