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This is a carbon copy of the second page of Florida plants that Fr. Keefe sent to Prof. Legault. Once again, you can see handwritten totals at the bottom of the page.

This was a photograph taken of Fr. Keefe as a young priest. The other priest in the photo is unidentified.

Fr. Keefe was an avid botanist, and pressed thousands of plant specimens that he collected. These preserved specimens can still be found in the St. Norbert College Herbarium.

This is a photo of Anselm M. Keefe with his students in the botany lab of Boyle Hall.

Biologists and botanists often use microscopes to view tiny specimens or cells, and Fr. Keefe was no exception. On the blackboard behind him, you can see partial words like "protoplasm, cytoplasm, chloroplast" and "membrane". This might mean that Fr.…

This is a photo of Fr. Keefe interacting with what appears to be a student in the biology lab in Boyle Hall.

This is a photograph of Fr. Keefe working with a microscope in one of St. Norbert's science labs.

This is a photo of Fr. Keefe landscaping, maybe at St. Norbert College or in the De Pere area.

This is a cart of Fr. Keefe's classroom and desk materials found in the St. Norbert College Herbarium. It includes a box of reference materials, various science journals and newspapers, student plant collections, and several other miscellaneous…