| Description | Contains documents relating to Ford's long career, starting with documents from her early years of her career, including notebooks from her studies at the RVC and correspondence documenting her activities during World War Two and her subsequent career moves. In the early 1950s Ford began her experiments on animal fertility, starting with research into the health of guinea pigs.
There follows a series of Ford's later research, including many field and laboratory notebooks, her broader research files and documents relating to her promotional activities such as papers she had published or presented at conferences.
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