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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Austin Kennell Papers ca. 1952-1993

This addition to the papers of the American Rhododendron Society, ca. 7,000 items (16 Hollinger boxes, 6 linear shelf feet), ca. 1952, and 1967-1993, consists of correspondence, topical files, committee files, memoranda, meeting minutes, activities files, and membership lists, all pertaining to the rhododendron interests and organizational involvement of Austin Kennellof Waynesboro, Virginia, as Director, President (1989-1991), and Vice-President of the American Rhododendron Societyand President of the Middle Atlantic Chapter.

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Austin Kennell Papers ca. 1952-1993

Austin Kennell

This addition to the papers of the American Rhododendron Society, ca. 7,000 items (16 Hollinger boxes, 6 linear shelf feet), ca. 1952, and 1967-1993, consists of correspondence, topical files, committee files, memoranda, meeting minutes, activities files, and membership lists, all pertaining to the rhododendron interests and organizational involvement of Austin Kennellof Waynesboro, Virginia, as Director, President (1989-1991), and Vice-President of the American Rhododendron Societyand President of the Middle Atlantic Chapter.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Dr. August E. Kehr Papers 1930-1986

This collection contains ca. 2600 items (8 Hollinger boxes, 2.5 linear shelf feet), 1930-1986, chiefly the correspondence of Dr. August E. Kehrwith nurserymen and other members of the American Rhododendron Societyconcerning the many facets of growing various species of azaleas and rhododendrons.

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Dr. August E. Kehr Papers 1930-1986

Dr. August E. Kehr

This collection contains ca. 2600 items (8 Hollinger boxes, 2.5 linear shelf feet), 1930-1986, chiefly the correspondence of Dr. August E. Kehrwith nurserymen and other members of the American Rhododendron Societyconcerning the many facets of growing various species of azaleas and rhododendrons.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

George Ring III Papers 1925-1987

The papers of George Ring IIIof Fairfax, Virginia, consist of 2,832 items (17 Hollinger boxes, 5.5 linear feet), 1925-1987, chiefly correspondence, printed material, working notebooks, and questionnaires, all pertaining to his membership in the American Rhododendron Societyand his interest in the hybridizers of rhododendrons, both contemporary and past.

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George Ring III Papers 1925-1987

George Ring III

The papers of George Ring IIIof Fairfax, Virginia, consist of 2,832 items (17 Hollinger boxes, 5.5 linear feet), 1925-1987, chiefly correspondence, printed material, working notebooks, and questionnaires, all pertaining to his membership in the American Rhododendron Societyand his interest in the hybridizers of rhododendrons, both contemporary and past.

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Henry Yates Papers 1946-1982

The papers of Henry Yates(1912-1970) a rhododendron hybridizer from "Big Savage Mountain," Frostburg, Maryland, consist of ca. 350 items (1 Hollinger box), 1946-1982, and undated. They include correspondence, azalea and rhododendron inventories, printed material, references from the Gable Rhododendron Study, records of seed crosses, and talks and articles by Henry Yates.

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Henry Yates Papers 1946-1982

Henry N. Yates

The papers of Henry Yates(1912-1970) a rhododendron hybridizer from "Big Savage Mountain," Frostburg, Maryland, consist of ca. 350 items (1 Hollinger box), 1946-1982, and undated. They include correspondence, azalea and rhododendron inventories, printed material, references from the Gable Rhododendron Study, records of seed crosses, and talks and articles by Henry Yates.

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