Minutes of meetings of the American Chemical Society New York Section

Collection

Identifier: 2004-032

Staff Only

Dates

Creation: 1892-1942

Creator

Bogert, Marston Taylor, 1868-1954 (Person)
Mckenna, Charles F. (Person)
Hale, Albert Cable, 1845-1921 (Person)
Woodman, Durnand, 1859-1907 (Person)
Doremus, Charles A. (Charles Avery), 1851-1925 (Person)
McIlhiney, Parker Cairns, 1870-1923 (Person)
Miller, Edmund H. (Edmund Howd), 1869-1906 (Person)
Clarke, Frank Wigglesworth, 1847-1931 (Person)
Baekeland, L. H. (Leo Hendrik), 1863-1944 (Person)
Noyes, W. Albert (William Albert), 1898-1980 (Person)
Coblentz, Virgil, 1862- (Person)
Loeb, Morris, 1863-1912 (Person)
Breneman, Abram A. (Abram Adam), 1847-1928 (Person)
Matthews, J. Merritt (Joseph Merritt), 1874-1931 (Person)
Downs, Charles Raymond, 1888- (Person)
Renshaw, Raemer Rex, 1880-1938 (1880-1938) (Person)
Thomas, Arthur Waldorf Spittell, 1891- (Person)
Burke, S.P. (Person)
Woodford, Lois Wilcox, 1891-1963 (Person)
Killeffer, David H. (David Herbert), 1895-1970 (Person)
Hammett, Louis P. (Louis Plack), 1894-1987 (Person)
Snell, Cornelia T. (Cornelia Tyler), 1896- (Person)
American Chemical Society. New York Section (Organization)

Language of Materials

Text in english.

Restrictions on Access

Limited access owing to the fragile nature of these materials. No patron photocopying allowed.

Biographical sketch

The New York Section was the founding section of what would become the American Chemical Society. The inaugural meeting was held at the College of Pharmacy of the City of New York on April 6, 1876.

Extent

1 Linear Feet (3 boxes)

Additional Description

Arrangement

Bound into 6 ledgers: 1. 1892-1899; 2.1899-1906; 3.1930-1935 4.1935-1942; 5.1906-1916; 6.1916-1929.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Source of acquisition--ACS New York Section. Method of acquisition--gift;; Date of acquisition--2004..

General Note

These are minutes of meetings from the New York Section of the American Chemical Society. They are fairly comprehensive meeting notes. The 1906-1916 volume is largely handwritten, while the 1916-1929 volume is mostly typed.