Chemistry -- History

Album containing black and white print photographs of new members of the American Chemical Society for the years 1938-1939.

The certificate was awarded for excellence in audio-visual communication and was awarded to the American Chemical Society's film"Museum of the Solar System.".

Meeting minutes, correspondence, administrative files, financial records, addenda, reports, deeds, mortgage extension agreements, leases, resolutions, by-laws, publications, registers, symposia lectures, market analyses, and ephemera belonging to the Chemists’ Club.

The collection consists of an illustrated brochure describing The Chemists Club, a program for the ACS Diamond Jubilee Dinner and a philatelic bulletin from the United States Post Office describing the stamp issued to honor the ACS Diamond Jubilee. A copy of the actual stamp is included.

Research files, interview notes, oral history notes and materials, correspondence, newspaper clippings, conferences and presentations materials, and publications belonging to James J. Bohning.

These are research files of material gathered by Morris Goran for his biography The Story of Fritz Haber published in 1967.

A collection of stamps related to the field of chemistry collected by German chemist and historian of science Otto Theodor Benfey.

This is a collection of printed materials including reports, meeting programs, books of meeting abstracts, special publications, and directories that were produced by the National Headquarters of the American Chemical Society (ACS) for dissemination to society members.

The collection consists of one box of correspondence and original documents and four boxes of pre-printed conference and symposia materials.

This collection is largely comprised of materials relating to the Centennial Celebrations held in honor of the American Chemical Society by which Mrs. Ullyot was employed. There is also some material relating to the educational mission of the ACS. This is a small collection highlighting Barbara H. Ullyot's work with the American Chemical Society.