Yale University -Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History

The archives of Othniel Charles Marsh, notably including photographs of himself, family, homes, and expeditions.

The archives of John Bell Hatcher notably including specimen lists, notebooks (personal and field), correspondence and some biographical materials. All relate to his time at Yale.

The archives of A. Lee McAlester including mostly maps and photographs encompassing his career at Yale. These focus on his 1960 Yale dissertation, "Pelecypod faunas of the Late Devonian Chemung Stage, central New York."

These are the miscellaneous archives associated with the Division of the Mineralogy.

A small collection of Charles R. Knight's prehistoric artwork.

The archives of Russell D. (Tim) White encompassing his career at Yale. These include maps and field notebooks.

The archives of William Simpson, accumulated during his time at Yale.

The archives of the Division of Botany, icluding those of the Connecticut Botanical Society.

The archives of Neil H. Landman including locality information, photographs, and copies of notebooks. This collection focuses on Landman's work with scaphitid ammonoids.

The archives of G. Edward Lewis, accumulated during his time at Yale.

These are the miscellaneous archives associated with the Division of Vertebrate Paleontology.

U.S. Fish Commission archives generated during A.E. Verrill's involvement with the Commission from 1871-1887.

The archives of Richard Lull, accumulated during his career.

The archives of Malcolm R. Thorpe, accumulated during his career.

Archives of the Bingham Oceanographic Collection.

Archives of Frank Morton Jones

The archives of Frederick A. Braun including personal collection notes, his original catalog, and information regarding the contents and sale of his collection to Yale.

The archives of Benjamin Irving Rouse, accumulated during his time at Yale.

The archives of Karl M. Waage encompassing his career at Yale. These include annotated maps, field notebooks, photographs, correspondence, and biographical material.

The archives of George Peabody, notably including photographs of himself and family.

Miscellaneous Archives from associated people with in the department of Entomology.

The archives of Charles A. and June R. P. Ross. These include maps, field notebooks, and photographs.

The archives of Division of Invertebrate Paleontology.

The achrives of Copeland MacClintock encompassing his career at Yale. These include maps, field notebooks, biographical information, and an extensive oral history.

The archives of Wesley Roswell Coe accumulated over his lifetime, notably including Yale teaching and research materials.

The miscellaneous archives of the Division of Anthropology.

The archives of Adolf Seilacher including maps, field notes, lecture material etc. encompassing his time at Yale.

The archives of Wendell Clark Bennett, accumulated through his time at Yale.

Archives of the George M. Gray Museum and Systematic Ecology Program.

The archives of Derek E. Briggs encompassing his career at Yale. These include primarily specimen information.

The archives of William John Sinclair, accumulated during his career at Princeton.

These are the miscellaneous archives associated with the Division of Entomology at the Yale Peabody Museum .

The archives of Willard D. Hartman accumulated durings his time at Yale..

The archives of Glen Lowell Jepsen are related to the Princeton collection. Notably include manuscrpt material, field notes and correspondence from 1928-1968 during which he served the Princeton vertabrate paleontology division and Geological Museum.

The archives of Ian G. Speden including maps related to his Yale dissertation, "Paleozoology of Lamellibranchia from the type area of Fox Hills Formation, (Maestrichtian), South Dakota."

The archives of Charles W. Thayer including maps related to his Yale dissertation, "Marine paleoecology of the Upper Devonian Genesee Group of New York."

Archies of Wilfrid S. Bronson.

The archives of J.T, Gregory notably including specimen lists, field notes and maps.

The Archives of Wilbur G Downs.

The archives of Charles Lee Remington, accumulated over his lifetime, notably including Yale teaching and research materials.

Archives of the Division of Vertebrate Zoology

The archives of Joseph G. Carter including field notes, photographs and locality information. Much of the material is photographs and drawings used in publications.

The Archives of Pardon Sheldon Remington, encompasing his life's work.

The archives of T. Mitchell Prudden, consisting of lantern slides and photographs relating to Native Americans of the Western United States.

The archives of Hiram Bingham III, accumulated during his time at Yale.

The archives of Russell M. Logie including maps and notebooks encompassing his time at Yale.

The archives of Herman P. Wilhelm.

The archives of John Ostrom, accumulated during his career.

The archives of Addison Emery Verrill, accumulated over his lifetime, notably including Yale teaching and research materials.

The archives of Leopold Jaroslav Pospisil, accumulated during his time at Yale.

The archives of Charles Emerson Beecher including illustrations, catalogs, notes and locality information encompassing his career at Yale, and focusing on his work with fossil invertebrates.

The archives of Philip Garman.

The archives of Thomas W. Amsden including maps, field notes and photographs. These focus on his 1947 Yale dissertation, "Stratigraphy and paleontology of the Brownsport Silurian of western Tennessee."

These are the miscellaneous archives associated with the Division of the Invertebrate Zoology.

Archives of Marion W. Boesel

The Archives of Sydney A. Hessel, encompasing his time at Yale.

Collection of reprints of published entomological papers.

Archives related to Sidney Smith and his work at Yale University and the Peabody Museum.

Archives of the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.

The archives of Alexander Petrunkevitch, accumulated during his time at Yale.

The archives of Elwyn L, Simons, accumulated during his time at Yale.

Archives of James Dana, mostly dealing with invertebrate zoology.

The archives of Hugo R. Greiner composed of maps and stratigraphic sections.

A portion of the archives of Cornelius Osgood, accumulated during his time at Yale.

Archives of Katharine J. Bush related to her work and reasearch at Yale Univeristy and the Peabody Museum.

The archives of David E. Schindel including maps, specimen information, and his dissertation.

The archives of Joseph St. Jean. These include photographs, systematic indices, bibliographies, and other auxiliary material related to his study of the Stromatoporoidea.

These are O C. Marsh Archives associated with the Division of Invertebrate Paleontology. This is only a small sample of his archives associated with Yale University.

The archives of the Division of Paleobotany, including those of the Princteton University paleobotanical collections.

The archives of William H. Twenhofel including maps of Quebec, some field notebooks, and some correspondence.

The archives consist of field notebooks from 1914-1957, photographs of both specimens and localities, inventories of specimens and localities, miscellaneous material gathered for notes and lectures, unpublished manuscripts, and correspondence. There are also hydrographic and topographic maps of Newfoundland, and topographic maps of Illinois, Nebraska, Oklahoma, New York, Texas, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Colorado, and Missouri.

The archives of Susan H. Butts encompassing her career at Yale. These include field notebooks and maps.

A Collection of Arthur Lakes artwork from his time serving as a collecter for O.C.Marsh.

The archives consist of field notebooks from 1888-1942, photographs and drawings of both specimens and localities, lists of specimens and localities, miscellaneous material gathered for notes and lectures, and biographical material. There are also hydrographic maps of Newfoundland, and topographic maps of Vermont, Pennsylvania, New York, Texas, and Arizona.

The archives of Charles Emerson Beecher, particulary those dealing with his work on freshwater mollusca.

The archives of Michael D. Coe, accumulated during his time at Yale.

The Archives of George G. MacCurdy, accumulated during his time at Yale.

The archives consist of annotated topographic maps of Texas (dated 1894-1929), stratigraphic sections from New Mexico and Texas, locality catalogs from Mexico (Sonora and Las Delicias), locality information from northern Africa (from his time with AOSP - American Overseas Petroleum), and negatives of brachiopods pictured in his dissertation.