LevelFile
Ref NoPHO/001/06/05
TitleIndividual Psychologists TH to Y
SiteUnknown
PhotographerUnknown
DateLate19th Century - 20th Century
Extent21-slides
DescriptionSlides of Individual Psychologists TH to Y, details as follows:

Thorndike [qty-2]
Thurstone
E.B.Titchener [qty2]
A.R. Wallace
James Ward [qty-2] [1-slide -is copyright the Trustees of the Wellcome Trust]
Warren
Washburn
Watson [qty-4]
Wertheimer [qty-2]
Woodworth
Wundt [qty-2]
Yerkes
George Udny Yule.

Photographers: Unknown
CaptionNone
FormatPhotograph
Dimensions2 x 2 inches
MaterialSlide
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AccessStatusOpen
Location13: BPS History of Psychology Centre, London
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ArchNoteCompiled by Mike Maskill BPS Archivist for the History of Psychology Centre.
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