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A Guide to the Papers of Alfred C. Redfield, 1930-1980

Manuscript Collection MC-29
41 boxes (23 lin. ft.)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Biographical Information

Scope and Content Note

Administrative Information

Arrangement

Index Terms

Folder List


Biographical Information

Dr. Alfred C. Redfield (1890 – 1983) was born in Philadelphia into a distinguished family. His great-grandfather, William C. Redfield, a meteorologist and geologist as well as the first president of the American Association of the Advancement of Science, discovered the whirlwind character of hurricanes. John Howard Redfield, Alfred Redfield’s grandfather, was a botanist, while his father, Robert Stuart Redfield was one of the earliest photographers of birds to capture his subjects in natural settings with natural attitudes. Dr. Redfield received his Ph. D. in Zoology from Harvard University in 1917, and joined the faculty of Harvard as Assistant Professor of Physiology in 1921. He retired from the University as Professor Emeritus in 1956, but remained scientifically active through the 1970s.

Dr. Redfield was one of the eight original appointees to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution scientific staff in 1930. While Redfield’s early work had been spent on the chemistry of blood circulation, including studies of blood physiology comparing mammalian hemoglobin with hemocyanin (the “blue blood” of horseshoe crabs), his later studies at WHOI were more broadly based. He studied circulation in the Gulf of Maine; tidal phenomena in narrow embayments and the circulation and flushing of harbors; the use of deuterium as a tracer in fresh and salt water; and the biology, chemistry, and physics of salt marshes. In 1942, he was a primary contributor to the U. S. Navy’s investigations into the prevention of marine fouling of ship bottoms.

Alfred Redfield was the recipient of the Agassiz Medal in 1956 and the Walker Prize in Natural History in 1973. He was awarded honorary doctorate degrees from the University of Oslo (1956), Lehigh University (1956), the University of Alaska (1965), and Memorial University of Newfoundland (1968).

Redfield held memberships in numerous professional associations, including the American Physiological Society, American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (president in 1956), and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He served as an Associate Director and Trustee of WHOI, and as a Trustee for the Marine Biological Laboratory, the Bermuda Biological Station for Research (also serving as president from 1962 – 1965) and the Marine Biological Associations of the United Kingdom and of India.

Dr. Redfield was very involved with issues concerning Cape Cod. He spoke against the storage of radioactive waste at Otis Air Force Base and for the preservation of local salt marshes. Redfield assisted in the establishment of the Town Forest in Falmouth, and served on the Board of the Woods Hole Library.

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Scope and Content Note

The Papers of Alfred C. Redfield consist of 36 boxes of documents, 5 oversized boxes, maps, and photographs, from 1930-1980 (bulk 1950-1975) (23 linear feet). The files contain memorandum, letters, notes, charts, graphs, plots, calculations, computer analysis, newspaper and magazine clippings, reports, maps, data, photographs, draftmanuscripts, field books, and lectures.

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Administrative Information

Custodial History

The Redfield family donated the Papers of Alfred C. Redfield to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Data Library and Archives (DLA).

Preferred Citation

Papers of Alfred C. Redfield, 1930-1980. MC-29, "Folder Name." Data Library and Archives, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

Acquisitions Information

In December 1980, Dr. Redfield’s wife, Martha Redfield, donated photographs, maps, charts, some data, architectural plans, and records of sale of property to WHOI. Elizabeth (Redfield) Marsh, Redfield’s daughter, arranged for the donation of the remainder of the papers, which were received in the DLA in July 1983.

Processing Information

Processed in 2001 by Stuart Culy. The papers were put into acid-free folders and boxes and labeled. Acidic and fragile papers were photocopied. Glue and other adhesives affected many materials. Metal clips and staples were removed. Oversized items, photographs, and data were segregated from the collection. Data obtained from WHOI vessels was placed with other cruise information in the DLA, either arranged by ship and cruise number or by project. Photographs were placed with collection photographs, arranged by scientist. Maps, charts, and plots were placed with manuscript collection maps, arranged by scientist. Other oversized materials were placed at the end of the collection. Original order of the collection could not be determined. Original folder titles were kept when known.

Every draft of “The evolution of Pilgrim Lake” was kept, contrary to usual archival weeding practices, because each draft is dated, many drafts have documenting correspondence, and these drafts are an extraordinary example showing the creation of a manuscript over the course of many years.

Access

Open: materials are available for research.

Use

Copyright: Permission to publish material from the collection must be authorized by the Institution Archivist.

Related Material

The Data Library and Archives holds copies of oral history interviews with Redfield by: Elizabeth Marsh, his daughter, 1973; Elsa Keil Sichel and John Roslansky, Woods Hole Historical Collection, 8/8/1974; Connie Martina, Woods Hole Historical Collection Conversations series, 8/8/1974; and Robert Calvert, Texas A&M University, 8/18/1977. Additional material may be found in the Records of the Office of the Director (AC 9), including correspondence which gives details on Redfield’s advice to Henry Bigelow on the founding of an oceanographic institution and on Redfield’s decision to come to the Institution, as well as administrative and scientific points that they discussed while working together (Bigelow, Box 2). Other material in the Records of the Office of the Director may be found in Smith (Boxes 16 and 20) and Fye (Boxes 24 and 28).

The DLA’s general collections contain Redfield materials, as noted above.

Dr. Redfield’s son, Dr. Alfred G. Redfield, donated the Papers of Alfred C. Redfield, c. 1910 – 1973, (approximately 5 linear feet, not including manuscript material) to the Harvard University Archives.

Separated Material

Much of the material that was donated in 1980 was integrated immediately into the general Archives collections. This included, but is not limited to, aerial photographs of Cape Cod; topographic maps of New England, Washington state, and California; nautical charts of Cape Cod; and architectural plans of Dr. and Mrs. Redfield’s house, which they sold to the Institution. A complete list may be found in the DLA’s donor files regarding the Papers of Alfred C. Redfield.

The 1983 donation included copies of more than 80 scientific publications by Dr. Redfield. This material was integrated into the Library’s printed material. An undetermined number of lantern slides accompanied the 1983 donation as well, and apparently were integrated into the collection immediately.

In 1983, the Archivist gave 36 folders of material to three local institutions. The Woods Hole Historical Society received a folder on the Woods Hole School and a folder on the Woods Hole Library. The Falmouth Historical Society received the following folders: Falmouth Sewers, 1927–1948; Selectmen – Manager Government Papers, Steering Committee, 1956–1961; Massachusetts Audubon Society – Deeds to land given by people around Falmouth, 1961–1963; Falmouth Historical Society; Salt Pond Area Bird Sanctuaries, Inc., Correspondence, 1958–1978; Falmouth Hospital, General, 1961–1965; and Falmouth Hospital Association Bylaws, 1959–1963. Finally, the Falmouth Conservation Commission received 14 folders of Meeting Minutes, 1961–1976, as well as 13 other folders of material relating to the Falmouth Conservation Commission, including several maps of Sippewissett Marsh Acquisitions. A complete list may be found in the DLA’s donor files regarding the Papers of Alfred C. Redfield.

Manuscript Collection Map Drawer
Harkins, W. D. (Tide flow data)
“The hydrography of the Vancouver Straits” (Plots)
“Water levels…” (Plots)
O’Brien, M. P. (Plots)
Calculations of Maracaibo Tides (Plots)
Ship Lanes, Lake Maracaibo (Nautical charts) (placed in general collection)
Central Atlantic Water Masses (Plots)
Atwood & Blackwell (Aerial Image, Sandy Neck, Town of Barnstable)
Powell, Bernard W. (USGS map, Barnstable Harbor, with Redfield’s annotations)
Elver Creek Cross Sections and Bottom Profile
Areas (Drawing)
Sediment, Barnstable (Maps and charts)
Nauset (USGS map, Nauset Bay, with Redfield’s annotations)
Barnstable Marsh (Data)
Navigation Creek (Plots)
Pilgrim Lake (Survey, Cape Cod Mosquito Control Program, Truro)
Muskeget Island (USGS map, 1887) (place in general collection)
Manuscript Collection Photograph Drawer
Tides, undated
Montauk, undated
Nobska Beach, circa 1950-1965
Tidal Bore & Reversing Falls, Canada, 1954
“Hydraulic characteristics of Labor-in-Vain Creek…”, 1960-1962
Boundary Pass, 1948
“Development of a New England salt marsh”, Figures not used, circa 1962-1968
Marsh Photographs, Aerial, undated
Fairchild Aerial Survey (Barnstable Marsh) (2 folders), 1960
Peat Cores, undated
Stratified Peat Bank, undated
Intertidal Marsh, Elevations, 1956-1963
Juniper Root – Knott, circa 1962
Little Sand Island, off Huckins, New, and Jules Islands, 1956-1966
Marsh Negatives, Various, undated
Salt Marsh Photographs, circa 1962-1968
Barnstable Marsh, with Ice, from 6,000’, 11:15 AM, January 14, 1959
Nantucket Marsh, 1962, 1972
Nantucket and Wellfleet Marshes, undated
Nauset, undated
Blum, J. L., 1965-1968
Muskeget Island Circa, 1951
Great Pond – Air Photographs, undated
Pilgrim Lake, Summaries, circa 1970
Greenhill, Basil, undated
Miscellaneous Images, undated

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Arrangement

General note on series arrangement

Dr. Redfield collected data for years or even decades on a particular subject, producing various papers, articles, and manuscripts based on these data. In some cases, data were appended with additional observations and were re-evaluated over time, with the result being multiple papers and articles that were produced from essentially the same data set. In other cases, papers, articles, and manuscripts were based on a discrete set of data. This distinction between discrete sets of data and data used over a period of time to produce multiple papers guided the arrangement of each series.

The papers were divided into thirteen series:

List of Series:
Gulf of Maine
Tides and Currents, Hydrology and Hydraulics
Lake Maracaibo
Deuterium
Salt Marsh
Pilgrim Lake
General Subjects
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography
Bermuda Biological Station for Research
Lectures/Conferences
Correspondence
Fieldbooks
Watercolors
Oversized Material

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Index Terms

Researchers wishing to find related materials should search the MBLWHOI Library catalog under these terms.

Blood --Circulation.
Ocean circulation --Maine, Gulf of.
Salt marshes.
Ships --Fouling.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

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Folder List

Gulf of Maine 1932-1935 1.5 boxes (.75 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
The series consists of data, diagrams, maps, charts, and an unpublished manuscript entitled “The distribution of oxygen in the waters of the Gulf of Maine.” Includes a record of bird sightings.
Much of the data was obtained during cruises of the R/V Atlantis. In an attempt to collect ship and cruise data in one location, this material has been segregated out and is stored with the other R/V Atlantis material for the following cruises: 6, 11, 15 – 17, 21 – 29, 31, 34, 37, 49, 55, 83.
Arrangement
This series is arranged with draft material first, followed by data.
1 1 “The distribution of oxygen in the waters of the Gulf of Maine” (Unpublished) circa 1935
2 Depth and Distribution of Low Oxygen undated
3 Oxygen Sections undated
4 Oxygen undated
5 Temperature – Salinity undated
6 Saturation at 1 meter layer undated
7 Salinity undated
8 Depth of Supersaturated Layer undated
9 Oxygen Content at Surface (1 meter) undated
10 Oxygen Content at 40 meters undated
11 Oxygen Content at 100 meters undated
12 Oxygen Content at 150 meters undated
13 Oxygen Content at 180 meters undated
14 Oxygen Content at 200 meters undated
15 Salinity at Surface (1 meter) undated
16 Salinity at 50 meters undated
17 Salinity at 100 meters undated
18 Salinity at 150 meters undated
19 Temperature at Surface (1 meter) undated
20 Temperature at 50 meters undated
21 Temperature at 100 meters undated
22 Temperature at 150 meters undated
23 Temperature at 180 meters undated
24 Oxygen Maps undated
25 Current Diagram, After Watsen undated
26 Georges Basin undated
27 Complete Set of Cruise Plans undated
28 Isentropic Charts undated
29 Watsen Dynamic Contours, Sections – Temperature, Salinity, Oxygen undated
30 Seasonal Variations at Selected Stations - Temperature, Salinity, Oxygen undated
2 1 Worksheets, Atlantic Phosphate undated
2 Depth Charts, Gulf of Maine undated
3 Superficial Oxygen Exchange undated
4 Northern Basin Oxygen 1934
5 Northern Basin Temperature circa 1933
6 Northern Basin Salinity circa 1934
7 Gulf of Maine 1932
8 Bird Sightings 1933
9 Bristol Company data 1933
10 Internal Tidal Rhythms 1934
Tides and Currents, Hydrology and Hydraulics 1946-1980 8.5 boxes (4.25 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
The series consists of drafts, correspondence, data, maps, charts, calculations leading to several papers including “On the limits of resonance in tidal embayments”, “Report on a survey of hydrography of Great South Bay”, “Water levels accompanying Atlantic coast hurricanes”, and “Tides of the waters of New England and New York.” Includes an account of Redfield’s great-grandfather’s observations from 1821.
Arrangement
The series is arranged with each draft paper, article, or manuscript followed by its own distinct correspondence, figures, and finally data, in roughly chronological order. Data that cannot be attributed to a specific project falls at the end of the series.
2 11 “On the limits of resonance in tidal embayments” 1950
12 Worksheets for Figures on Tidal Behavior in Embayments undated
13 Tide Data undated
14 Tide Data (Bay of Fundy System, Puget Sound, Long Island Sound, etc.) undated
15 Tide Data (Juan de Fuca and Puget Sound) undated
16 Tide Data (Long Island Sound) undated
3 1 Tide Data (Chesapeake Bay) undated
2 Behavior of Tides in Estuaries – Preliminary Studies 1949
3 “The hydrography of the Vancouver straits” (Draft paper) circa 1950
4 “The progression of the tidal wave” (Draft chapter) circa 1950
5 “The hydrography of the Vancouver straits” (Data, charts, references) circa 1950
6 Salinity and Tide Data [Pacific] circa 1930s
7 Harkins, W. D., Tide Flow Data undated
8 “Report on a survey of hydrography of Great South Bay”, WHOI 50-46 1950-1951
9 “Changes in the hydrography of Great South Bay and Moriches Bay, Long Island, New York” (Drafts, data, and correspondence) 1952-circa 1954
10 Cross, Sam, Correspondence 1951-1954
11 Moriches Bay, Long Island 1954
12 The Collecting Net, Hurricane Number 1939
13 “Water levels accompanying Atlantic coast hurricanes” (Correspondence) 1954-1957
14 “Water levels accompanying Atlantic…” (References and data) undated
15 Hurricanes, Local [from 1819 – 1954] 1938-1955
16 Storm Tide Research (References) 1955-1956
4 1-2 “The influence of the Continental Shelf in the tides of the Atlantic coast of the United States” [Data] (2 folders) circa 1958
3 Canadian Hydrographic Service 1954-1956
4 U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey 1948-1955
5 Unidentified Data 1947-1948
6 Drift Bottles, Delaware Bay and Offing 1951-1953
7 Delaware Drift Bottles 1952
8 Scammons Lagoon 1957
9 Velocity and Austausch undated
10 “Hydraulic characteristics of Labor-in-Vain Creek, a meandering tidal stream near Ipswich, Massachusetts” (Draft and data) 1960-1962
11 “On the dimensions of tidal inlets and passages” (Draft and data) 1965
12 Hydraulic geometry, etc. undated
13 Area x Flux – Bays (Data) 1954-1955
14 Logarithm: Width, Depth, and Velocity undated
5 1 Bend Spring Creek – Currents (Data) 1960-1961
2-3 Navigation Creek, 1st Order Tributary – Currents (2 folders) 1961
4 Ephemeral Stream, between Huckins Island and New Island 1961
5 Scorton Creek Section – Currents 1961
6 Mussel Point Section – Currents 1961
7 Spring Bridge Section – Currents 1961
8 Calibration – Current Meter 1963
9 “A practical portable tide gage” 1959-1972
10-11 Yacht Club [Barnstable] Tide Gage (2 folders) 1958-1959
12 Slough Point Tide Gage 1958
13 Scorton Creek Tide Gage 1961
14 Spring Creek Tide Gage 1958
15 Maraspin Creek Tide gage 1961
6 1 Nausett Tide Gage 1964
2 Woods Hole Tide Gage 1961
3 North Falmouth Tide Gage 1973
4 Harwichport Tide Gage 1955
5 Bourne’s Pond 1972
6 Herring River 1961
7 Swan Pond and Seine Pond 1961
8 Nashawena Pond 1974
9 Zeiss Self Leveling Level 1964
10 Boston Tide Gage 1921-1969
11 Beach Point Tide Gage 1959
12-13 “Harmonic analysis of the tide in Nantucket and Vineyard Sound” [Drafts and Correspondence] (2 folders) 1975-1977
14 “Harmonic analysis of the tide in Nantucket and Vineyard Sound” [Data] 1975-1977
15 “The tides of the waters of New England and New York” (Drafts) (1 folder) 1973-1974
7 1-5 “The tides of the waters of New England and New York” (Drafts) (5 folders) 1973-1974
6 “The tides of the New England coast” (draft) undated
7 “Woods Hole tidal interference” (Material for tables and figures) undated
8 “The tides of the waters of New England and New York” (Drawings) circa 1980
9 “The tides of the waters of New England and New York”, Requests for Permission to Use Photos for 1980
10 Harvard University Press (“The tides of the waters of New England and New York”) 1978
11 Wesleyan University Press (Comments on “The tides of the waters of New England and New York”) 1978-1979
12 Possible Publishers for “The tides of the waters of New England and New York” 1979
8 1 References for “The tides of the waters of New England and New York” undated
2 Radiocarbon Dates and Sea Level Changes (Data) undated
3 Strait of Magellan 1972
4 North Umberland Strait undated
5 Strait of Belle Island undated
6 Gulf of St. Lawrence undated
7 Gulf of Causo undated
8 Minas Basin undated
9 Penobscot River and Bay undated
10 Bay of Fundy circa 1977
11 Gulf of Maine undated
12 Cape Cod Canal undated
13 Edgartown Harbor 1945-1970
14 Cape Cod Waters 1972
15 Woods Hole undated
16 Woods Hole and Quicks Hole undated
17 Quicks Hole undated
18 Nantucket and Vineyard Sounds circa 1972-1975
19 Harmonics, Nantucket and Vineyard Sounds 1975
20 Nantucket and Vineyard Sounds, Corrected for Harmonics undated
21 Buzzards Bay undated
22 Narragansett Bay undated
23 Connecticut River undated
9 1 Peconia Bay undated
2 Long Island Sound undated
3 Great South Bay undated
4 Hempstead Bay Systems undated
5 Jamaica Bay undated
6 Harlem River undated
7-8 East River (2 folders) undated
9 Raritan Bay, Newark Bay, Arthur Kills undated
10 Hudson River undated
11 New York Area undated
12 Great Egg Harbor River undated
13 Continental Shelf and Outer Coast undated
14 Duration Flood vs. Ebb undated
10 1 Hydraulic Streams undated
2 Tide Mills 1975
3 O’Brien, M. P. [Data, analysis based on O’Brien’s “Estuary…”] circa 1973
4 Harris and Pillsbury [Notes on references by] undated
5 Computations undated
6 February 1978 Storm 1978
7 Gulf of Maine, Tides (References) 1967
8 Plots [Tides] undated
9 Tide Data and Calculations undated
10 Calculations for Vineyard and Nantucket Sound Tides circa 1954
11 Tide Data (Penobscot River, Narragansett River, etc.) undated
12 Straits, New York undated
13 Mean Maregrams Calculations undated
14 Tidal Bore and Reversing Falls, Canada 1954
15 Nobska Beach circa 1950-1965
Lake Maracaibo 1952-1963 2.5 boxes (1.25 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
Dr. Redfield, along with fellow WHOI scientists Dean Bumpus and Bostwick Ketchum, undertook a survey of Lake Maracaibo (Venezuela) for the Creole Petroleum Corporation, leading to several papers and articles. The series includes draft material, correspondence, figures, and data.
Arrangement
All draft material is at the beginning of the series, followed by correspondence, figures, and data, in roughly chronological order.
11 1 “Hydrography of Lake Maracaibo” (Draft) 1955
2-3 Lake Maracaibo, Report to Creole Petroleum Corporation, Preliminary Draft (2 folders) circa 1955
4 Lake Maracaibo, Notes and Draft Paper circa 1955
5 “Report to Creole Petroleum Corporation” (2 copies, with handwritten annotations) (WHOI 55-9) 1955
6 “Preludes to the entrapment of organic matter in the sediments of Lake Maracaibo” (Drafts and correspondence) 1955-1958
7 “The tidal system of Lake Maracaibo” (Final draft, correspondence) 1959-1960
8 Gulf of Venezuela (Draft sections, figures, data) undated
9 “Lake Maracaibo” 1962-1963
10 “Lake Maracaibo”, Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences 1965
11 Finley, H. E. 1962
12 Gessner, F. 1953-1955
13 Thornthwaite, C. W. 1952-1954
12 1 “Tidal systems of Lake Maracaibo” (Data) 19740-1953
2 Maracaibo, Fresh Water Accession vs. Chlorides (Entire folder in oversized box) 1947-1952
3 Water Balance – 7070 1944-1960
4 Productivity Paper, Notes for circa 1952-1953
5-6 Monthly Surveys, Lake Maracaibo (2 folders) 1953-1965
7 Tidal Current Observations 1953
8 Tidal Current Analysis 1953
9 Current Data undated
10 Station Data 1953
11 Oxygen and Salinity Titrations 1953
12 Data – Maracaibo Study March 1954
13 Maracaibo Embankment 1954
14 Maracaibo, Miscellaneous Data and Estimations undated
15 Chlorinites, Venezuela, Stations 37 – 94 1954
16 Oxygens, Venezuela, Stations 27 – 38 1954
17 Station Data 1954
13 1 Deck Log, Venezuela, Stations 25 – 43 March 1954
2 Oxygen, Three Productivity Experiments, Stations 70 – 94 1954
3 Phosphate, Venezuela 1954
4 Deck Log, Hydro. Stations 1954
5 Cruise Reports on Hydrographic Survey, Lake Maracaibo 1955-1962
6 Calculations of Maracaibo Tides 1959-1960
7 Ship Lanes, Lake Maracaibo undated
Deuterium 1945-1971 7 boxes (3.5 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
Redfield studied deuterium in fresh and salt water, often in conjunction with Irving Friedman of the US Geological Survey. One specific area that they studied was the Grand Coulee Lakes region.
The series contains drafts, articles, manuscripts, correspondence, figures, and data.
Arrangement
This series is divided into three sections, reflecting the progression of Redfield’s studies: Natural waters, oceans, and the Grand Coulee Lakes. Within each section, draft papers, articles, and manuscripts are followed by their own distinct correspondence, figures, and data, in roughly chronological order. Data that cannot be attributed to a specific project falls at the end of the series.
Separated Material
Much of the data collected for the study of deuterium in the oceans was obtained from WHOI ships, or ships with which WHOI has been affiliated. In an attempt to collect ship and cruise data in one location, much of this material has been segregated out and is stored by ship and cruise (or project) as follows:
R/V Atlantis 151, 180, 181, 212, 213, 215, 227, 242, 247
R/V Atlantis II 9
R/V Albatross III A-42
R/V Bear 139
R/V Brown Bear 110
R/V Crawford 10, 16, 22
R/V Discovery II (IGY 2)
USS Edisto 500
EQUAPAC
R/V H. M. Smith 30
CCGS Labrador
NORPAC
13 8 “D/H in natural waters” 1959
9 “The variation of the deuterium content of natural waters in the hydrologic cycle” 1962
10-12 “The variation of the deuterium content of natural waters in the hydrologic cycle” [Notes] (3 folders) 1960-1963
14 1 Figures and List of Tables undated
2 Miscellaneous Notes and Correspondence 1959-1961
3 Frost and Dew [Data] 1960-1963
4-6 Friedman, Irving (3 folders) 1954-1963, 1971
7 Lake Maracaibo, Deuterium 1954-1956
8 Gulf of Danzig 1956-1958
9 Rain, Snow, Ice 1956-1962
10 Lake Hefner 1957-1958
11 Norwegian Sea Data, J. Eggin 1957-1958
12 River Water 1958-1963
13 St. Lawrence Gulf 1959
14 Boston Rain 1959-1960
15 Deuterium Graphs for ASLO Manuscript undated
16 Deuterium, Notes undated
17 “Deuterium variations in an annual snowpack” [Judy Clark and James Meiman] 1969
18 “Deuterium content of snow cores from eastern California and western Nevada” [Irving Friedman] 1969
19 “Deuterium content of snow as an index to winter climate in the Sierra Nevada area” [Irving Friedman] 1971
20 “The distribution of deuterium in the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans” 1956
15 1 “Deuterium in Iceland waters” [Irving Friedman] 1962
2 “Deuterium in Arctic Waters” (Draft) 1964
3 “Factors affecting the distribution of deuterium in the ocean” 1964-1965
4 “Deuterium in Arctic Waters” (Draft) 1967
5 “Deuterium as an indicator of the distribution of meteoric water, melt water from sea ice, and brine in polar seas, with a note on the hydrography of Baffin Bay” (Draft) 1968
6 Deuterium Analysis Collections, Correspondence 1954-1962
7 Argentine Correspondence 1955-1958
8 “Deuterium as an indicator…” (Correspondence) 1963-1968
9 Arctic deuterium, Correspondence 1964-1965
10 Sea Ice, Glacial Ice (Data) undated
11 Notes on Sea Ice undated
12 R/V Bear, Cruise 139 1956
13 R/V Atlantis II 1952-1959
14 Water Mass Analysis [for “The distribution of deuterium…”] circa 1963
15 Russian Cruises 1957-1958
16 R/V Africana II 1955-1956
17 R/V Atka (Burton Island) and USCGC Northwind 1954-1957
18 R/V Brown Bear, Cruise 110 1955-1956
19 R/V Crawford, Cruises 10, 16, and 22 undated
20 R/V Discovery II, IGY2 1957
21 USS Edisto and USS Aegir 1955
22 EQUAPAC 1956-1957
23 USCG Evergreen 1954-1955
24 Finland 1957
25 R/V Ernest Holt 1955
26 Ice Skate Alpha – T-3 1957
16 1 R/V AA Jakula 1955-1957
2 CGGS Labrador 1954-1955, 1963, 1967
3 R/V Skagerak 1956-1957
4 Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea 1956-1957
5 NORPAC 1955-1958
6 Nutt Data 1957-1964
7 North Sea 1957
8 Scotia – Steffanson 1955-1957
9 Pacific – Analyzed Data undated
10 R/V Hugh M. Smith 1956-1957
11 R/V Sarsia 1956-1957
12 Sea Ice 1955-1956
13 Scammons Lagoon 1956
14 Labrador Sea 1954-1955
15 Pacific Data 1955-1966
16 South East Alaska, Correspondence and Data 1965-1966
17 Reduced Data, Norwegian Sea, 67 - 76 N 1955
18 Reduced Data, North Sea, 53 - 64 N 1955
19 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 45 - 50 N 1956-1957
20 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 40 - 42 N 1956-1957
21 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 30 - 40 N 1952-1957
22 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 24 - 29 N 1952-1957
23 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 15 - 18 N 1954-1965
24 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 7 - 11 N 1952-1957
25 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 0 1958
26 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 8 S 1957
27 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 15 S 1957
28 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 24 S 1958
29 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 32 S 1955-1959
30 Reduced Data, Atlantic Ocean, 60 - 80 S 1955-1958
31 Reduced Data, Antarctic and Russian 1955-1958
32 Reduced Data, AA Intermediate 1955-1965
33 Reduced Data, Bering Sea and Siberian Coast 1964
34 Reduced Data, Indian Ocean 1965
35 Reduced Data, Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea 1956-1965
36 Reduced Data, Coastal Water 1957
17 1 Evaporation 1956-1961
2 Miscellaneous [Special Problems] 1957
3 Baffin Bay, Hydrography circa 1962
4 Hydro Station data, Baffin Bay – Davis Strait 1964
5 Baffin Bay Data 1964
6 Baffin Bay, Hydrography undated
7 Brine (Data) circa 1964
8 Arctic Deuterium Data 1964-1967
9 Baffin Bay Data 1964-1967
10 Greenland and Iceland Data 1957-1961
11 Tanquary Ford 1966-1967
12 Computer – Least Square of Arctic Deuterium 1965
13 Statistics – North Atlantic Deep and Bottom Water 1963
14 Statistics - Arctic Sea Water and Canadian Archipelago undated
15 Statistics - West, Mediterranean, North Atlantic undated
16 Statistical Tables, etc. undated
17 Statistics – Norwegian Sea undated
18 Statistics - South Atlantic Deep and Pacific Deep undated
19 Statistics – Arctic Sea, Labrador Sea, Baffin Bay undated
20 Statistics – Antarctic undated
21 Water Mass Analysis [for “The distribution of deuterium…”] circa 1963
22 D/S Ratios, Atlantic Central Water undated
18 1 Sea Ice and Deuterium, References undated
2 Deep Water Masses undated
3 Deuterium in Atlantic and Arctic Ice undated
4 Arctic Deuterium Data undated
5 Working maps – Phosphate at 2,000 meters (Entire folder in oversized box) undated
6 “Hydrology of the lakes of Grand Coulee, Washington, as deduced from deuterium measurements” [Draft] undated
7 “Hydrology of the lakes of Grand Coulee, Washington, as deduced from deuterium measurements” [Draft] February 1964
8 “Hydrology of the lakes of Grand Coulee, Washington, as deduced from deuterium measurements” [Draft and Correspondence] 1964-1965
9-10 Irving Friedman, Correspondence (2 folders) 1960-1971
11 Correspondence, Grand Coulee 1965-1970
12 Tables 1965
13 Figures 1945-1955, 1965
14 Combined 1964 – 1965 Data 1967-1968
15 Park Creek Data Flow 1965-1968
16 Ground Water 1961-1964
17 Data, HDO + Cl + S 1956-1965
18 Silicates 1966-1967
19 1-2 Lake Data, Water Balance (Grand Coulee) (2 folders) 1964-1969
3-6 Water and Salt Balance (4 folders) 1965-1967
7 Balance Sheets 1967-1968
8 Salt Balance 1966
9 Water Balance, 1965 Data 1968
10 Water Balance, 1945-1949 and 1964 Data 1968
20 1 Grand Coulee, Loose Material 1959-1966
2 Mixtures, Wells and Park [Lake] Inlet 1964-1965
3 Grand Coulee Lakes 1964
4 Wells Data 1965-1967
5 Properties of Lakes 1967
6 Comparative Liminology 1964-1966
7 Weather Bureau, Rain (Washington State) 1944-1965, 1968-1969
8 History of Chloride 1960-1961, 1966-1967
Salt Marsh 1954-1975 5 boxes (2.5 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
This series reflects Redfield’s investigations into salt marshes, especially the Barnstable Salt Marsh and the Great Sippewissett Salt Marsh, culminating in such notable works as “The age of salt marsh peat and its relation to recent changes in sea level at Barnstable, Massachusetts”, “The thermal regime in salt marsh peat at Barnstable, Massachusetts”, and “The development of a New England salt marsh.”
In addition to correspondence, notes, charts, graphs, plots, calculations, data, and draftmanuscripts, this series includes a computer analysis of water flow through salt marshes.
Arrangement
All draft material in the collection related to marshes is at the beginning of the series, followed by correspondence, figures, and data, in roughly chronological order.
Separated Material
This series also contains a significant number of photographic images, which have been segregated out and placed with other manuscript collection photographs.
20 9 “The age of salt marsh peat and its relation to recent changes in sea level at Barnstable, Massachusetts” 1962
10 “The thermal regime in salt marsh peat at Barnstable, Massachusetts” (Draft) [WHOI Contrib. 1446] 1963
11 “The thermal regime…” (Draft, with William von Arx’s Comments) 1964
12 “The thermal regime…” (Draft, with Kraus’s Comments) 1964
13 “Terrestrial heat flow through salt marsh peat” (Paper) (2 folders) [WHOI Contrib. 1447] 1965
14-15 “The post glacial change in sea level in the western North Atlantic Ocean” (2 folders) 1966-1967
16 “The development of a New England salt marsh” [WHOI Contrib. 2513] 1971
17 “The development of a New England salt marsh” (Draft) 1971
18 “A precision piston corer for peat” 1975
19 “The Sandy Neck quawk colony” circa 1976
20 Atwood & Blackwell 1965
21 Gold, L.W. 1965
22 Kaye, Clifford A. 1962-1967
23 Langbein, Walter B. 1962-1969
24 Leopold, Luna B. 1959-1962
25 National Science Foundation Grant GP2042 (The Salt Marsh Environment) 1963-1970
21 1 Newman, W. S. 1961-1972
2 Powell, Bernard W. 1963-1970
3 Rubin, Meyer 1956-1970
4 Science, Correspondence Regarding “Ontogeny of a salt marsh…” 1964-1965
5 Scott, G. T. 1959
6 Sears, Paul 1964
7 Shepard, Francis P. 1962
8 Thermal Gradient (Correspondence) 1959-1965
9 “The thermal regime in salt marsh peat at Barnstable, Massachusetts” (Correspondence) 1963-1965
10 “The development of a New England salt marsh” (Figures omitted from manuscript) 1971
11 “The development of a New England salt marsh” (Reviews) 1971
12 Age of Salt Marsh Peat (Data) undated
13 Barnstable Tides circa 1968
14 Central Area Statistics [Barnstable], T. Newbury undated
15 Elver Creek Survey 1961-1962
16 Elver Creek Cross Sections and Bottom Profile (see map drawer) July 25, 1961
17 Central Area 1962-1963
18 Jules Island Area 1962-1963
19 Toms – Jules Creek Area 1956, 1963
20 Brickyard Toms Area 1963
21 Butler Area 1963
22 Bridge - Brickyard Creek Area 1959-1963
23 West Area: South of Scorton, West of Boat Cove Creek 1958, 1962-1963
24 Bass Creek and Cove 1955-1962
25 Wells Creek 1956, 1959
22 1 Great Island 1956, 1962
2 Navigation Area 1955-1963
3 Jackson’s Island and Shanty 1958-1962
4 Soundings, Miscellaneous 1956-1963
5 Scorton Neck Area 1957, 1961-1962
6 Computations of Components [Fourier Analysis] 1958-1959
7 Fourier Analysis March 1961
8 Short Term Effects [Related to Weather Cycle] 1959
9 Project I-33 undated
10 References undated
11 Air Temperature – Sandwich, Woods Hole; Cape Cod Canal Water 1957-1962
12 Temperature Gradients, Reduced Data, Preliminary Estimate 1958-1959
13 Marsh – Sundry undated
14 Notes on Stommel and Arons (“Tidal flushing…”) WHOI Contrib. 544 undated
15 Field Temperature Data, Temperature Gradients 1958-1960
16-17 Temperature Gradients – Marshes (2 folders) 1955-1960
23 1 Meander Data undated
2 Meanders, Elver Creek 1967-1969
3 Creeks and Meanders undated
4 Eel Creek [Meanderings] 1958-1959
5 Spring Creek, Cross Sections – Area 1959, 1963
6 Navigation Creek Survey 1959-1968
7 Bermuda Cores 1964-1967
8 Other Marshes (Field notes, etc.) 1955-1957
9 Muskeget Island 1968
10 Nantucket 1962-1972
11 Fire Island 1950
12 Mission Bay Marsh 1956-1970
13 Nauset 1956-1972
14 Neponset Marsh 1964-1966
15 Oyster Pond 1968
16 Provincetown 1963-1964
17 Quaise Marsh (Soundings, Carbon – 14 cores) 1970
18 Salt Pond, Falmouth 1969
19 Sippewissett (1776 – 1968) 1968
20 Reeves Bay 1963-1966
21 Griffin Island and Great Beach Hill [Wellfleet] 1967-1968
22 Southport, NC 1964-1965
23 Wellfleet 1955-1968
24 Soil Analysis, South Wellfleet 1965
25 Bench Marks 1956-1959
24 1 Cores (Barnstable Marsh) 1963
2 Cores, Sandy Neck (Dr. Minze Stuiver) 1961-1967
3 Cores for Properties of Peat (Barnstable) 1957-1963
4 Sediments, Barnstable (Berner) 1959-1964
5 Carbon – 14, Cores and Sites 1956-1963
6 Elevations by Water Level 1958-1965
7 Vertical Range, s. altermflora 1970
8 Areas undated
9 Cores, Section 45, no. 4 – 12 1963
10 Slumping 1959-1968
11 Mud from High Marsh 1970
12 Clams, Sediment Analysis 1947
13 Piston Cores, Self Casing 1969
14 Buried Ballast 1965
15 Seedlings, spartinan 1968
16 Sandy Neck Tree 1962
17 Juniper Root – Knott circa 1962
18 Little Sand Island, Off Huckins, New, and Jules Islands 1956-1966
19 Little Sand Island, Off Broadway 1959-1966
20 Intertidal Marsh, Elevations 1956-1963
25 1 Dimensions of Creeks undated
2 Vegetation Levels 1954-1958
3 Relative Elevations 1958
4 Stratified Peat Bank 1959-1963
5 Fairchild Aerial Surveys 1965, 1970
6 Residues [tables and plots] (Entire folder in oversized box) circa 1963
7 Subsidance Graphs (Sea Level Changes) undated
8 Muskeget Island [Nantucket, MA] Survey 1887-1951
9 “Distance to nearest neighbor as a measure of spatial relationships in populations” [Clark and Evans] 1954
10 “What makes Bailey Run” (from Computing Report in Science and Engineering, March 1969, Vol. V, No. 2) 1969
11 “The geomorphology and development of the Great Sippewissett salt marsh: the Redfield model revisited” [Treggor, et. al.] 1982
Pilgrim Lake 1968-1977 1 box (.5 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
In 1969, K.O. Emery and Dr. Redfield reported on a survey of Pilgrim Lake (Provincetown, MA) that they conducted for the Cape Cod National Sea Shore. This report led to further articles and another manuscript published in 1975. Every draft of this later manuscript was kept, contrary to usual archival weeding practices, because each draft is dated, many drafts have documenting correspondence, and these drafts are an extraordinary example showing the creation of a manuscript over the course of many years.
Arrangement
All draft material in the collection related to Pilgrim Lake is at the beginning of the series, followed by correspondence and data, in roughly chronological order.
25 12 “Pilgrim Lake, report on August 16, 1969 survey” (draft and data) undated
13 “Pilgrim Lake” [Draft] 1975
14 “Pilgrim Lake” (Final version and correspondence) 1975-1977
15 “Pilgrim Lake” (Drafts) 1975-1977
16 “Pilgrim Lake” (Drafts) 1970-1971
17 Pilgrim Lake, Various Reports, Data, Correspondence 1948-1970
18 Pilgrim Lake, Spillway (Data and correspondence) circa 1969-1970
19 “Pilgrim Lake” (Draft figures) undated
20 Provincetown Dike, Report of Commissioners on 1872
26 1 Estimated Properties 1968-1970
2 Summaries 1969-1970
3 Pilgrim Lake Data August 16, 1969
4 Pilgrim Lake Data October 25, 1969
5 Pilgrim Lake Data December 16, 1969
6 Pilgrim Lake Data February 26, 1970
7 Pilgrim Lake Data April 13, 1970
8 Pilgrim Lake Data June 2, 1970
9 Pilgrim Lake Data July 11, 1970
10 Pilgrim Lake Data August 4, 1970
11 Pilgrim Lake Data September 2, 1970
12 Pilgrim Lake Data October 29, 1970
13 Pilgrim Lake Data December 1970
14 Pilgrim Lake Data 1971
15 Pilgrim Lake Data February 18, 1973
16 Pilgrim Lake Data October 22, 1975
17 Pilgrim Lake Data May 7, 1976
18 Pilgrim Lake Data August 13, 1976
19 Pilgrim Lake Data November 3, 1976
20 Pilgrim Lake, Cape Cod, Flood Plain 1974
General Subjects 1878-1976 2 boxes (1 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
Includes material on patents; draftmanuscripts for which there are no supporting data, including “The use of chloride in the prevention of marine fouling in sea water pipes and tunnels”; material reflecting Redfield’s interest in Cape Cod issues, including Cape Cod Nuclear Park, Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, Cape Cod National Seashore, Cape Cod Planning Commission, and Barnstable Historical Society; and clippings, references, and correspondence related to a biography of Henry B. Bigelow written by Redfield in 1976.
Arrangement
Arranged in chronological order.
26 21 Address Cards undated
22 Family 1878-1975
23 Lake Mendota (Wisconsin) [Temperature Data, 1895 – 1916] undated
24 Carnegie Foundation Grant 1939
25 Patents 1944-1946
26 “Studies on the Wallace & Tiernan electrolytic chlorine generator” [W. L. Ford] 1946
27 “The use of chloride in the prevention of marine fouling in sea water pipes and tunnels” circa 1948
28 “Report to Middlesex County planning board”, WHOI 49-13 1949
29 Raritan Bay, Sewer & Flushing circa 1950
30 Requirements for an Expanded Ocean Fishery 1951-1954
31 US Fish and Wildlife Service – Rebuilding of Laboratory 1951-1955
32 American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) 1954-1957
33 Lerner Marine Laboratory 1956-1958
27 1 Sapelo Conference 1956-1959
2 National Academy of Sciences (NAS) 1958-1979
3 Cape Cod Nuclear Park 1960
4 Spritsail Information Request 1960
5 Cape Cod Museum of Natural History 1961-1967
6 NAS, Thomas G. Thompson Memoir 1961-1973
7 International Conference on Limnology, Xvth 1962
8 Haverford, Class of 1913 50th Reunion 1963
9 Conference on Estuaries, Jekyll Island, Georgia 1964
10 Massachusetts Audubon Society 1964-1970
11 IAPO Working Group on Deep Sea Tides 1965-1967
12-13 Cape Cod National Seashore (2 folders) 1966-1973
14 Sandwich Sewer, 1967 – 1968 1967-1968
15 National Resources Council 1967-1980
16 Cape Cod Planning Commission 1968
17 Trinidad Log Canoe, or Pirogue 1968-1970
28 1 Cape Cod National Seashore, Midges 1969-1970
2 Cape Cod Community College, Think Tank 1969-1970
3 40th Anniversary Address [WHOI] 1970
4 Barnstable Historical Society 1970
5 Panel on Ocean Manpower Data, Report of 1970
6 Henry B. Bigelow Memoirs (Drafts, clippings, references) circa 1946-1975
7 Henry B. Bigelow Memoirs (Correspondence) 1967-1976
8 Tombolos 1976
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) 1949-1967 .5 box (.25 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
This series primarily reflects Redfield’s work while on the Committee on Education and Recruitment of the American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO).
Arrangement
Folders in the series are arranged in chronological order.
28 9 General 1949-1955
10 Publications Committee 1954-1955
11 Executive Committee 1954-1956
12 Committee on Education 1959-1962
13-15 Committee on Education and Recruitment (3 folders) 1959-1960
16 Committee on Education and Recruitment, Report 1960
17 10th Annual Meeting, Honorary Doctorate 1967
Bermuda Biological Station for Research 1941-1977 2 boxes (1 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
Dr. Redfield served as President of the Bermuda Biological Station for Research from 1962–1965. This series contains correspondence and newspaper clippings from a particularly turbulent time when the Station’s director and WHOI scientist, William Sutcliffe, was accused (and later acquitted) of murdering his wife in Falmouth. The series also contains general report of the Station.
Arrangement
Folders in the series are arranged in chronological order.
29 1 Lehigh University 1964-1966
2 Macdowall, Franklin A., Treasurer 1965-1966
3 Mowbray, Louis S. 1965-1966
4 National Science Foundation 1963-1968
5 Redfield Building 1971
6 Reily, Gordon A. 1965
7 Scott, G. T., President 1970-1973
8 Spurling, H. W., Accountant 1966
9 Sutcliffe, W. H., Director 1964-1966
10 Occupancy Report 1964-1965
11-14 President’s File (4 folders) 1962-1968
15 Finance 1963-1974
30 1-4 Trustees (4 folders) 1942-1977
5 Annual Meeting Minutes (correspondence) 1935-1941
6 Committee on Policy 1941
7 Members 1964-1977
8 Reports – “A decade in retrospect” and “Coral reefs in Bermuda today” circa 1968, 1977
Lectures/Conferences 1946-1971 1.5 boxes (.75 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
The series consists of lecture notes, some extensive, on subjects ranging from tides to ecological systems. Series also includes material from symposiums, including collected materials from a Symposium on Abyssal Circulation, International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, Toronto, Canada, 1957.
Arrangement
Folders in the series are arranged in chronological order.
30 9-11 The Ecological System [Lowell Institute, 8 Lectures] (3 Folders) 1946
31 1 Lecture Notes, MBL 1946-1952
2 Tides, Lectures 1946-1960
3 Fertility of the Sea [Brown University, University of Washington] 1948
4 Theory of Anti-Fouling Action 1948
5 “The hydrography of estuaries” (Abstract only) (Virginia Fisheries Laboratory) 1950
6 VRRU1 – 1 Talk 1951
7 “The sea as a productive system” (Lecture) (General Symposium) 1953
8 Trips, Norway (1956) and England (1957) 1955-1957
9 Marine Biology (Symposium), La Jolla, CA 1956
10-11 Symposium on Abyssal Circulation, International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, Toronto, Canada (2 folders) 1957
12 “The proportion of things in the sea” (Lecture) (Sigma Xi) 1957-1958
13 Sigma Xi, Tour 1957-1959, 1970
14 Sigma Xi, Itinerary 1958
15 “A new international order in ocean space”, talk [?] undated
32 1 Great Lakes Institution Conference 1959
2 Marsh Lecture Material circa 1966
3 Hemocyanins (Symposium), Naples, Italy 1966
4 Mean Sea Level (Symposium), Washington, D.C. 1967
5 University of Alaska, Conference and Honorary Degree 1971
Correspondence 1934-1984 1.5 boxes (.75 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
Correspondents include K.O. Emery, Columbus Iselin, and A. E. Woodcock.
Arrangement
Arranged in alphabetical order.
32 6 Alvarez-Borrego, Saul 1972
7 American Physiological Society 1964-1965
8 Barghoon, E. S. 1961-1962
9 Bird, E. C. F. 1966
10 Bloom, A. L. 1961, 1969
11 Blum, J. L. 1965-1968
12 Broecker, Wallace 1962
13 Butler, Patrick 1954-1955
14 Canadian Hydrographic Service 1970-1973
15 Chapman, V. J. 1963
16 Coast & Geodetic Survey 1952-1975
17 Coast Guard 1967
18 Coles, James Stacey 1970
19 Collett, Leon C. 1975
20 Cooper, A. W. 1962-1972
21 Daddario, J. J. 1962-1963
22 Davis, Hallowell 1967
23 Edmondson, W. T. 1968-1973
24 Ellis, C. 1960-1962
25 Emery, K. O. 1968
26 Fairbridge, R. W. 1964-1967
27 Ford, William L. 1967
28 Greenhill, Basil 1978
29 Harrison, W. (and C. J. Lyon) 1961-1962
30 Harvard University Library, University Archives 1976-1977
31 Holdsworth, F., Jr. 1972
32 Iselin, Columbus 1934-1940
33 Isotopes, Inc. 1965-1973
34 Katz, David 1977
35 Lacy, Eric R. 1973
36 Larimer, J. L. 1966
37 Leopold, Luna 1962
33 1 MacLeish, William H. 1978
2 Marchant, C. J. 1965-1967
3 Marine Biological Association of India 1959
4 Moody, John 1973-1974
5 Neuman, Conrad 1967-1972
6 Newman, W. S. and R. W. Fairbridge 1966-1968
7 O’Rourke, Fergus 1968-1971
8 Porro, A. and L. Teleky 1973
9 Preston, F. W. 1970
10 Pytkowicz, R. M. 1964-1970
11 Ragotzkie, Robert 1959
12 Ranwell, D. S. 1965-1973
13 Rossby, Carl G. 1956-1957
14 Scholander, Peter, F. 1957
15 Scholl, D. W. 1963-1966
16 Schopf, Thomas J. M. 1973
17 Scientia 1967
18 Shor, B. N. 1971
19 Swanson, R. L. 1971-1974
20 Tiffney, W. N., Jr. 1970-1972
21 University of Minnesota 1956-1959
22 Upson, J. E., M. Rubin, and E. Leopold 1962
23 Walford, Lionel 1952
24 Welsted, J. – Brunswick, Manatoba 1966
25 Wetherbee, David K. – Muskeget 1967-1972
26 Woodcock, A. E. 1977
27 WHOI Correspondence 1938-1984
28 Wylie, Francis E. 1979
29 Zeigler, John 1970-1971
30 Unknown (“Bert”) 1967
Fieldbooks 1954-1971 2.5 boxes (1.25 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
Raw data collected by Redfield while he was in the field, covering many of the subjects he was interested in for the dates shown.
Arrangement
Arranged in chronological order.
34 1 Fieldbook: Mission Bay (CA) 1956
2 Fieldbook October 1954-August 1956
3 Fieldbook July 1956-October 1957
4 Fieldbook October 1957-July 1958
5 Fieldbook July-December 1958
6 Fieldbook January-April 1959
7 Fieldbook April-July 1959
8 Fieldbook July-November 1959
35 1 Fieldbook December 1959-August 1961
2 Fieldbook August-October 1961
3 Fieldbook October 1961-May 1963
4 Fieldbook May-August 1963
5 Fieldbook August 1963-September 1965
36 1 Fieldbook October 1964-August 1971
2 Fieldbook September 1963-August 1966
Watercolors 1967 .5 box (.25 lin. ft.)
Scope and Content Note
Two watercolors Redfield painted in Trinidad in 1967.
36 3 Watercolors (2) 1967
Oversized Material 5 boxes (5 lin. ft.)
37 1 “On the dimensions of tidal inlets and passages” (Draft and data) 1965
2 Bend Spring Creek – Currents (Data) 1960-1961
3 Beach Point Tide Gage 1959
38 1 Maracaibo, Fresh Water Accession vs. Chlorides 1947-1952
2 Arctic Deuterium Paper 1962
3 R/V Atka 1954-1957
4 Working maps – Phosphate at 2,000 meters undated
39 Stream Meanders (Barnstable Marsh) [Plots, calculations, computer analysis] (Part 1 of 2) 1969
40 Stream Meanders (Barnstable Marsh) [Plots, calculations, computer analysis] (Part 2 of 2) 1969
41 1 Residues [Tables and plots] circa 1963
2 Symposium on Abyssal Circulation, International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, Toronto, Canada 1957
3 Diagram, Marcus H. Howe’s Clam Grant, Record of Work 1911-1913