| Description | Correspondence between Julian Huxley, Juliette Baillot Huxley, and Dorothy and Leonard Elmhirst. Letters and postcards discuss flowers, including specimen seeds from South Africa sent by Huxley for the Gardens; many visits and lectures at Dartington Hall; their health; Huxley's writing and publishing; his knighthood in 1958; conditions in South Africa in 1960. There are occasional references to Julian Huxley's memoirs, publication of the letters of Aldous Huxley, and birds seen around Dartington and Dartmoor. There is also much correspondence between Juliette Huxley and Dorothy Elmhirst. |