The Sager papers, dating from 1946 to 1999, includes one 17" x 11" x 3" box and twenty-two 24" x 12" boxes. They contain correspondence, lab notes, class notes, cultures, slides, discs and biographical information. There is also a box containing Sager’s bound reprints.

The Trinkaus papers comprise twenty 12" x 14" boxes and one 19" x 26" box, spanning in date from 1938 to 2002. They contain correspondence; notes and manuscripts for Trinkaus’s classic book on cell migration, Cells in Organs: The Forces that Shape the Embryo and his memoir, Embryologist; speeches; photographs; collected aphorisms, humorous essays, clippings, and cartoons; microscope slides; and multiple VHS tapes.

The Trinkaus papers comprise twenty 12" x 14" boxes and one 19" x 26" box, spanning in date from 1938 to 2002. They contain correspondence; notes and manuscripts for Trinkaus’s classic book on cell migration, Cells in Organs: The Forces that Shape the Embryo and his memoir, Embryologist; speeches; photographs; collected aphorisms, humorous essays, clippings, and cartoons; microscope slides; and multiple VHS tapes.

The Trinkaus papers comprise twenty 12" x 14" boxes and one 19" x 26" box, spanning in date from 1938 to 2002. They contain correspondence; notes and manuscripts for Trinkaus’s classic book on cell migration, Cells in Organs: The Forces that Shape the Embryo and his memoir, Embryologist; speeches; photographs; collected aphorisms, humorous essays, clippings, and cartoons; microscope slides; and multiple VHS tapes.

The Trinkaus papers comprise twenty 12" x 14" boxes and one 19" x 26" box, spanning in date from 1938 to 2002. They contain correspondence; notes and manuscripts for Trinkaus’s classic book on cell migration, Cells in Organs: The Forces that Shape the Embryo and his memoir, Embryologist; speeches; photographs; collected aphorisms, humorous essays, clippings, and cartoons; microscope slides; and multiple VHS tapes.

The Trinkaus papers comprise twenty 12" x 14" boxes and one 19" x 26" box, spanning in date from 1938 to 2002. They contain correspondence; notes and manuscripts for Trinkaus’s classic book on cell migration, Cells in Organs: The Forces that Shape the Embryo and his memoir, Embryologist; speeches; photographs; collected aphorisms, humorous essays, clippings, and cartoons; microscope slides; and multiple VHS tapes.

The Trinkaus papers comprise twenty 12" x 14" boxes and one 19" x 26" box, spanning in date from 1938 to 2002. They contain correspondence; notes and manuscripts for Trinkaus’s classic book on cell migration, Cells in Organs: The Forces that Shape the Embryo and his memoir, Embryologist; speeches; photographs; collected aphorisms, humorous essays, clippings, and cartoons; microscope slides; and multiple VHS tapes.

This collection consists of Saunders’s personal correspondence, files on his postdoctoral and graduate students, universities and lecture files, embryo microscopy and miscellaneous microscopy files, course binder materials, and other miscellaneous files pertaining to his research and education from 1941 to 2002.

The Sally Hughes Schrader collection includes approximately 100 pictures of scientists at work and play during the 1920s to 1950s. There are also copies of portraits of eminent scientists from the Genetics Society in 1967. One folder contains letters to E. B. Wilson from his colleagues regarding the publication of The Cell in 1896.

The collection, dating from 1894 to 1947, includes materials related to Lillie’s time as director of the Marine Biological Laboratory (1908-1925) and as president of the MBL Corporation (1925-1941). The papers also pertain to the early years of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.