Box 1

Includes a draft of Campbell's "The Bio-Social Implications of Contraception."

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Archives houses the personal papers of Clarence Gordon Campbell. The collection ranges from 1923 to 1938. The Collection is entirely comprised of Clarence G. Campbell’s Personal Papers and all of his papers are contained under one record group. This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, clippings, reprints, published journals, and speeches/addresses. His career as eugenicist, scientist, and writer is well documented in this collection.

Cora B.S. Hodson was the Educational Secretary of the Eugenics Society.

Includes information relating to the Eugenics Research Association and the Eugenics Record Office. A draft of Laughlin's "The Control of Trends in the Racial Composition of the American People" is in this folder. There are also letters addressed to Frederick Osborn and Albert Beehler.

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Archives houses the personal papers of Clarence Gordon Campbell. The collection ranges from 1923 to 1938. The Collection is entirely comprised of Clarence G. Campbell’s Personal Papers and all of his papers are contained under one record group. This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, clippings, reprints, published journals, and speeches/addresses. His career as eugenicist, scientist, and writer is well documented in this collection.

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Archives houses the personal papers of Clarence Gordon Campbell. The collection ranges from 1923 to 1938. The Collection is entirely comprised of Clarence G. Campbell’s Personal Papers and all of his papers are contained under one record group. This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, clippings, reprints, published journals, and speeches/addresses. His career as eugenicist, scientist, and writer is well documented in this collection.

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Archives houses the personal papers of Clarence Gordon Campbell. The collection ranges from 1923 to 1938. The Collection is entirely comprised of Clarence G. Campbell’s Personal Papers and all of his papers are contained under one record group. This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, clippings, reprints, published journals, and speeches/addresses. His career as eugenicist, scientist, and writer is well documented in this collection.

Includes drafts of Campbell's "Sterilization Versus Racial Degeneration," as well as a write up of sterilization laws affecting criminals from 1936.

Includes Laughlin's "Birth Selection Versus Birth Control," for Third International Eugenics Congress, as well as letters that Campbell wrote on behalf of Osborn.

The Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Archives houses the personal papers of Clarence Gordon Campbell. The collection ranges from 1923 to 1938. The Collection is entirely comprised of Clarence G. Campbell’s Personal Papers and all of his papers are contained under one record group. This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, clippings, reprints, published journals, and speeches/addresses. His career as eugenicist, scientist, and writer is well documented in this collection.