Science -- History

Institutional records of the American Chemical Society Division of the History of Chemistry.

The Records of the American Chemical Society National Historic Chemical Landmarks Program consist of administrative materials created and maintained by the American Chemical Society National Historic Chemical Landmarks Board Ad Hoc Committee.

This is a collection of correspondence and documents generated by the American Institute of Chemists. The earlier years are presented more as an overview while the years 1970 through 2001 are covered in greater detail.

This is a collection of archival documents relating the history of Enzyme Club.

Research notes, lecture notes, correspondence, and photographic materials of American science historian Robert E. Kohler. The materials in this collection concern American physical chemist Gilbert N. Lewis and American organic chemist and Nobel Prize winner Robert Burns Woodward.

This is a collection of 125 reprints, many of them inscribed to him, assembled by Roger Hahn.

A collection consisting of a pamphlet and a signed proclamation for the unveiling of the Science History Institute’s National Historical Chemical Landmark plaque, presented by the American Chemical Society.

This is a fairly extensive collection of ACS and Smithsonian records chosen to document the gradual breakdown in communications between the stakeholders in this exhibition. In assembling this material, Dr. Heindel wanted to insure that both sides of the controversy, not just the curatorial team's version would be heard.

This is small collection of background materials to a exhibition mounted by the Smithsonian and sponsored initially by the American Chemical Society.

These notes cover a period of approximately 100 years (1540-1640) relating to Newtwon's family history and genealogy.