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Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts [Contact Us]
1928-1960, undated
Creator:
Miller, Elizabeth Turner, 1911-1985
Extent: 1.35 linear foot (5 boxes)
The Elizabeth T. Miller papers, part of the Caroline F. Schimmel Collection of Women in the American Wilderness, contain documentation
of Miller’s 1940 travels through Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras, along with some later correspondence and recollections of
the trip. Miller, a commercial artist from Baltimore, Maryland, undertook this journey with her cousin, sculptor and archaeologist
Benjamin Turner Kurtz; the acclaimed operatic singer Carolyn Long; and photographer John Henry Coon. The majority of the collection
consists of scrapbooks documenting various Mayan ruins and archaeological sites in these countries. Essays published in the
Bulletin of the Natural History Society of Maryland (and a few unpublished pieces) written by Miller and Kurtz are also included,
as are miscellaneous photos, notes, letters, publications and documents relating to this trip.
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