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Antonio Melechi private collection
Correspondence of Christopher, Lord Mayhew following his article ‘An Excursion out of Time’, Observer, 28 October 1956.
Bethlem Royal Hospital Archives
Art Collection LDBTH: 43–5, 79, 188–9 [Basil Beaumont], 18–23 [Julian Trevelyan], 81–2 [Herbrand Williams], 191 [Anonymous].
M03/3: Mescaline experiments, Eric Guttman and Walter Maclay.
Cornell University Library
‘Peyote: Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee of Indian Affairs’, House Resolution 2614, US Government Printing Office, 1918.
Erowid (online at https://erowid.org; accessed 28 October 2018)
Chemical Vaults: Mescaline.
Experience Vaults: Mescaline; Peyote; San Pedro.
Microgram Journal, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, US Department of Justice, vols 1–2 (1968–69).
Plant Vaults: Peyote.
National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution
Manuscript 1887: James Mooney, miscellaneous notes.
Manuscript 1953: James Mooney, notebook marked ‘Trip, 1894–5’.
Manuscript 2537: C.S. Simmons, ‘The Peyote Road’ (memoir, n.d.).
Manuscript 2537: James Mooney, miscellaneous material regarding peyote.
Royal Anthropological Institute
RA55, film: To Find Our Life: The Peyote Hunt of the Huichols of Mexico (1969, dir. Peter Furst).
University of Oklahoma, Western History Collections
Doris Duke Collection, tape transcripts: T-27 (Cecil Horse, Kiowa); T-159, T-235, 248 (Jess Rowlodge, Arapaho); T-245, T-637 (Guy Quetone, Kiowa); T-184, T-223 (Ray Blackbear, Kiowa-Apache); T-344-1 (Leonard Maker, Osage).
Indian Pioneer Papers: Peyote Worship, Methvin J.J., 9452.
GC/155: files of Walter E. Dixon and G. Norman Myers, 1865–1949.
PP/CPB/D3 Box 14: ‘Subjective Experiences Caused by Mescaline’, 1936.
PP/SAN/B/2: ‘Mescaline, Psilocybin and other Hallucinogens’.
SADRS DrugScope archive 1920s–2002.
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