Collection consists of early Hopkins Marine Station Resident Director Walter Kenrick Fisher’s correspondence; also includes clippings, reprints, photographs, and a partial typescript of “Life Between Tides.” It also consists of articles, manuscripts, correspondence, and administrative files of former Director, Dennis A. Powers, including lab notebooks from courses he taught at Johns Hopkins.

Hopkins Marine Station is the marine laboratory of Stanford University, located in Pacific Grove, California. Founded in 1892, it the oldest marine laboratory on the US Pacific Coast.

51.75 Linear Feet

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