Homer Levi Dodge Papers, 1852-1994 (bulk
1910-1960)
Repository
American Institute of Physics. Center for History of Physics.
College Park, MD 20740
Papers created by
Dodge, Homer Levi, 1887-
Size of collection
41.5 linear feet; 79 boxes
Short description of collection
This collection documents the career and life of Homer Levi Dodge, who held
numerous faculty and administrative positions at the University of Oklahoma, American Association of
Physics Teachers, National Research Council's Office of Scientific Personnel, and at Norwich University.
The collection encompasses the wide range of Dodge's interests, including recreational activities.
Language(s) of collection
English
Homer Levi Dodge was born on October 21, 1887, in Ogdensburg, New York. His father, Orange Wood Dodge,
taught at the Ogdensburg Free Academy, which Homer attended. His mother, Isabella Donaghue Dodge, was an active
participant in the intellectual life of the community; after her death, the children's room of the public library was dedicated
to her. From them their son acquired a deep appreciation of the natural world and was encouraged to challenge it both
intellectually and physically.
Homer Dodge graduated from Colgate University in 1910, and went on to obtain an M.S. in 1912 and Ph.D in
physics in 1914 from the University of Iowa. From 1906 to 1915 he spent his summers as a surveyor for the United States
Geological Survey. At Iowa he taught physics first as a graduate assistant, then as an instructor, and finally in 1915 as an
assistant professor. He was especially interested in applied physics, and concentrated on laboratory experiments and
equipment and the investigation of materials. During World War I he was a member of the National Research Council
Sub-committee on Detection of Invisible Aircraft; in 1919 the War Department published the results of his investigations.
While at Iowa, he applied for and was eventually granted two patents, one for an improved rheostat and the other for a
porous damper for acoustical instruments. In 1917 he married Margaret Wing, with whom he had two children, Alice
Isabella in 1920 and Norton Townshend in 1927.
In 1919 Dodge became chairman of the physics department at the University of Oklahoma, and in 1926 dean of the
graduate school. He also developed and directed a program in applied physics for engineers and geologists. He was
president of the Board of Trustees for the School of Religion from 1927 to 1944. In 1941 he organized within the university
the Oklahoma Research Institute and became its first director. The purpose of the Institute was to conduct research that
could be supported by the state government and industry. During this time, most of his papers and lectures reflected his
interest in education and his investigations into methods of improving it.
When Dodge began teaching at Iowa, a far greater emphasis was placed on research than on teaching, as American
physicists tried to build up departments that could provide the same level of training as their European counterparts.
Although Dodge published many research papers, he was becoming more interested in the education of future physicists,
and he and Paul Klopsteg, who was then at the University of Minnesota, tried to influence the American Physical Society
(APS) to take up these concerns. The APS appointed Dodge as their official representative on the editorial staff of the
journal School Science and Mathematics, where he edited a column called "Research in Physics," which presented the
newest developments in the field. He oversaw this column from 1916 to 1924 and contributed many articles.
Since the APS did not provide an official outlet for the concerns of those who were interested in teaching as well as
research, Dodge and Klopsteg met with their colleagues at the December 1930 meeting of the APS to organize the American
Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT). They were able to excite the interest and active participation of many prominent
physicists, such as Karl T. Compton, Frederick Palmer Jr., Floyd K. Richtmyer, Marshall States, and William S. Webb.
Shortly after its establishment, the AAPT became one of the five founding societies of the American Institute of Physics
(AIP). Homer Dodge was elected first president of the AAPT, and then became a member of its Governing Board from
1933 to 1939. He served as chairman of the Membership Committee from 1934 to 1937, guiding a very successful
membership drive, and was also a member of the Committee on the Training of Physicists for Industry. He was awarded the
Oersted Medal in 1944, gave the Richtmyer Lecture in 1947, and received a Distinguished Service Citation for
contributions to the teaching of physics in 1977. He was instrumental in setting up in 1932 the American Physics
Teacher, the journal of the AAPT, whose name was changed to the American Journal of Physics in
1940, under the editorship of his Oklahoma colleague Duane Roller.
Dodge was a member of the AIP Governing Board from 1932 to 1935; made chairman of its New York
headquarters building fundraising committee in 1939; and was a member of the War Policy Committee in 1942 and
chairman in 1943. He was active in Sigma Pi Sigma, the physics honor society, serving as national president from 1947 to
1950, and a member of its Executive Council from 1950 to 1955. He was also active in the American Society of
Engineering Education (ASEE), formerly the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education (SPEE). He served as
field director for a study on college and university teaching conducted by the American Association of University
Professors, and the results were published in 1933. In addition, he was a member of the first educational advisory board for
the Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York, from 1947 to 1952.
From 1942 to 1944, he took a leave of absence from the University of Oklahoma to serve as director of the Office
of Scientific Personnel of the National Research Council. In 1944 he accepted the presidency of Norwich University, a
military academy in Northfield, Vermont, that emphasized liberal arts as well as science and engineering. In 1950 he
resigned as president to take over direction of the Cabot Fund, created by a generous donation from Dr. Godfrey Cabot, a
Norwich trustee, to establish an aviation program at Norwich. He acted as director of the fund until 1953 and chairman
until 1960.
In 1951 he was the only physicist in a group of engineers who traveled to Japan as part of the engineering education
mission organized by ASEE at the request of the American Occupation Force. The group found the Japanese engineers
locked into the European lecture tradition where the professor gave one lecture to a huge class, took no questions and made
no effort to discover if he was understood, and concentrated on research. The Americans toured their hosts' facilities, met
them socially, and conducted sessions that relied upon discussion. They emphasized the diversity and flexibility of the
American educational system, the approachability of its professors and instructors, its emphasis on both teaching and
research, and the benefits and strengths of this two-way communication. They demonstrated to the Japanese that there was
no definitive answer that they could give them to help them improve Japanese engineering education, but that the answers
would have to come from the Japanese themselves in response to their knowledge of their own needs, strengths, and
weaknesses.
In 1955, Dodge and his son Norton traveled extensively in the U.S.S.R., making the first study of Soviet education
after World War II. Dodge returned to sound the alarm over the superiority of the Soviet scientific educational system
compared with the American. Under the auspices of Sigma Pi Sigma, he toured many campuses, showing his slides and
giving lectures on his experiences and conclusions. The 1950s, in fact, were given over in great part to lecturing and travel.
Besides lectures on Japan and Russia, Dodge offered talks and illustrations ranging from his earliest days of travel in the
western United States up though his canoeing exploits on the St. Lawrence River in the 1950s. He was thus able to combine
into this activity his interests in photography, travel, canoeing, the environment, southwest archaeology and anthropology,
topography, and education.
After his official retirement in 1960, Dodge devoted his time primarily to travel and canoeing, attending
professional meetings, and giving occasional lectures. He was active in several conservation, whitewater, and outdoors
associations, and participated successfully in many canoe races. He remained mentally active until the end, only
surrendering grudgingly to physical restrictions in his last few years. His wife died in 1981; on June 29, 1983, he died in his
home on his son Norton's estate in Mechanicsville, Maryland, at the age of 95.
The Homer Dodge Papers span the years 1852 to 1994, with the bulk of the materials falling in the time period
1910 to 1960.
The collection encompasses the wide range of Dodge's interests and activities. Most of the material from 1910 to
the early 1920s is technical and scientific in nature and consists of lecture and research notes, classroom materials, work on
patents, and writings based on his research. After the mid-1920s, Dodge turned his attention primarily to the improvement
of teaching in general and the improvement of the teaching of physics and its importance in a well-rounded education in
particular. The papers reflect Dodge's contributions to the teaching of physics and the promotion of its significance in
education and society. Thus they are particularly detailed on such topics as the founding of the American Association of
Physics Teachers (AAPT) in 1930 and the American Institute of Physics (AIP) in 1931 and their governance and
development, the establishment of the American Physics Teacher (later the American Journal of
Physics), the development of programs in engineering physics, the improvement of graduate education and
university and college teaching, and the establishment of the University of Oklahoma Research Institute in 1941.
Dodge's notes, reports, and correspondence document his work on the two patents he was granted, one in 1920 for
an improved rheostat, and the other in 1924 for a porous damper for acoustical instruments; his administrative work during
World War II in ensuring the optimum utilization of scientists for the war effort as Director of the Office of Scientific
Personnel of the National Research Council; the growth of Sigma Pi Sigma and the establishment of several of its chapters;
the itinerary and findings of the American Society of Engineering Education mission to Japan in 1951; and his trip to the
U.S.S.R. in 1955 to survey Soviet scientific education.
The Niels Bohr Library received a substantial amount of additional material after the original collection was
processed in 1997. Processed in the fall of 1998, the additional 11. 5 linear feet consist primarily of Dodge's personal
papers. They include materials that document his childhood and education, his college life, marriage, as well as his passion
for canoeing and the outdoors.
The bulk of the additions consist of personal correspondence, spanning from 1891 to 1979. There is an extensive
correspondence between Dodge and his mother, Isabella Donaghue Dodge, while Dodge was at Colgate and the University
of Iowa. Their close correspondence lasted until his mother died in 1936. The additions also include his collection of
Isabella Donaghue Dodge's personal correspondence with other family and friends as well as her writings. Other important
personal correspondents in these additions include his wife, Margaret Wing Dodge, and Fletcher Dodge, his older brother.
Some additions were made to the Fred W. Kent correspondence file -- most notably photocopies of some of the letters
Homer Dodge wrote to Kent.
Dodge's married life is best documented through the personal files and daybooks of his wife, Margaret. Margaret
Dodge kept both notes of daily activities as well as clippings in each annual yearbook, from 1917 to 1978.
The personal side of Dodge's life is also seen through the numerous photographs included in the additions.
Although Dodge took most of the photographs himself, some are the work of friends and professional photographers Fred
Kent and Clyde Smith. There are many shots of Dodge with his parents, with Margaret Wing Dodge and their children, and
on various canoeing adventure trips. Also included are photographs of Margaret Wing Dodge's family and her travels
before and after her 1917 marriage to Dodge.
The papers include materials such as correspondence, notes, reports, drafts, memoranda, minutes, photographs,
negatives, slides, ephemera such as programs and posters, artifacts and instruments, publications, manuals, newspaper
clippings, articles, maps, blueprints, cards, and postcards.
Dodge kept careful records relating to his vita; these can be found in Series I, Biographical Material. Master lists
of his writings and many of his published works can be found in Series VII, Publications, which also contains notes and
drafts for some of them.
Materials relating to the founding of AAPT and AIP can be found primarily in Series IV, Correspondence, and
Series V, Organizations and Associations.
Dodge's ideas and research in the field of engineering physics are in Series 111, Career and Professional Activities,
Subseries D, University of Oklahoma; Series V, Organizations and Associations, Subseries A, AAPT, and Subseries C,
American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE); Series VI, Travel and Lectures, Subseries A, Japan; and Series VII,
Publications.
Material relating to his studies and writings on graduate education and the improvement of college and university
teaching can be found in Series 111, Career and Professional Activities, Subseries D, University of Oklahoma; Series V,
Organizations and Associations, Subseries E, American Association of University Professors (AAUP); and Series VII,
Publications.
Significant correspondents include his mother, Isabella Donaghue Dodge, Fred W. Kent and Alfred Bailey, lifelong
friends from his tenure in Iowa; Henry A. Barton; Carroll Dodge; Harold Hazen; Paul Klopsteg; Atwood Manley; Charles
A. Plumley; Duane Roller; William Schriever; and Marsh White. Since Dodge kept carbon copies of much of his material,
the papers often contain both sides of the correspondence.
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These papers have been indexed in the International Catalog of Sources for History of Physics and Allied
Sciences (ICOS) using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.
Persons
Bailey, Alfred.
Barton, Henry Askew, 1898-1983.
Compton, K. T. (Karl Taylor), 1887-1954.
Dodge, Carroll.
Dodge, Fletcher.
Dodge, Isabella Donaghue.
Dodge, Margaret Wing.
Hazen, Harold.
Hutchisson, Elmer, 1902-1983.
Kent, Fred W.
Klopsteg, Paul E. (Paul Ernest), 1889-
Manley, Atwood.
Plumley Charles Albert, 1875-1964.
Richtmyer, F. K. (Floyd Karker), 1881-1939.
Roller, Duane Emerson, 1894-
Schriever, William.
Smith, Clyde.
Waterfall, Wallace.
Webb, William S.
White, Marsh W. (Marsh William), 1896-
Institutions
American Association of Physics Teachers.
American Institute of Physics.
American Institute of Physics. War Policy Committee.
American Society for Engineering Education.
National Research Council (U.S.). Office of Scientific Personnel.
Sigma Pi Sigma.
University of Oklahoma.
University of Oklahoma. Research Institute.
Publications
American journal of physics.
Subject terms
Acoustical engineering -- Patents.
Camping.
Canoes and canoeing.
Electric rheostats -- Patents.
Engineering -- Study and teaching -- Japan.
Environmental protection.
Outdoor recreation.
Physics -- Societies, etc.
Physics -- Study and teaching -- Soviet Union.
Physics -- Study and teaching.
Science education.
Occupation terms
Physicists.
Genre terms
Glass plate negatives.
Lecture notes.
Photographic prints.
The Dodge papers are divided into ten series: Biographical Material, Education and Early Life, Career and
Professional Activities, Correspondence, Organizations and Associations, Travel and Lectures, Publications, Family and
Personal, Artifacts, and Photographs.
Each series is arranged chronologically unless otherwise noted. The series description contains descriptions of
arrangement that are other than chronological, along with occasional notes about the contents of the series.
Books not written by Dodge were removed to the Niels Bohr Library or sent to Norwich University, with the
exception of two books within the additions that contained personal notations.
Materials relating to Dodge's own and his predecessors' tenures at Norwich University were transferred to Norwich
in June 1997. Dr. Barger sent a small volume of canoe ephemera, consisting primarily of canoe catalogs, to the Antique
Boat Museum in 1996. Western travel ephemera culled from the collection by Dr. Barger will be given to the Western
History and Genealogy Division of the Denver Public Library and the Photographic Archives of the History Library, Palace
of the Governors, Museum of New Mexico.
Due to deterioration or the acidity of the paper, some materials were photocopied onto acid-free paper. While most
of these photcopies were kept with the originals, others were used as replacements. These replaced originals were removed
to a separate box (Box 78) in the even that the replacement photocopy is inadequate.
The Homer L. Dodge Papers were received by the American Institute of Physics in four installments. During the
last years of his life, Dodge indicated his intention to donate his papers to the AIP Center for History of Physics, and he was
in the process of readying them for transfer at his death in 1983. The first shipment was sent by Dodge's daughter, Alice
Dodge Wallace, in 1984. Mrs. Wallace sent two more shipments of papers in 1996. The final shipments were received
over 1997-1998 and were processed separately as additions to the original collection. These additions also include a small
amount of materials sent from Clyde Smith, one of Homer Dodge's close friends, through Alice Dodge Wallace.
Mrs. Wallace went through the last two sets of papers herself to remove personal items and organize the remainder,
then hired M. Susan Barger, Ph.D., to prepare them for shipment. Dr. Barger removed much duplicate material, housed the
papers in archival folders, compiled inventories, and boxed them for shipping.
The papers have gone through many hands over the years, and subsequently reflect little of their original order
(except for personal correspondence files). Homer Dodge moved several times during his life, and wrote more than once of
his attempts to weed and rearrange his files. After his death, his papers were moved once again to his daughter's home in
Colorado before coming to AIP. Dodge apparently kept multiple copies of some items, filed by subject. As the original
system by which he managed his materials has been lost, it was decided to arrange the collection so as to reflect the
activities and interests of its creator.
The additions received during 1997-1998 were mostly placed at the end to avoid reprocessing the entire collection.
They have been described, however, in the appropriate series, with locations given by box and folder in the Container List.
Some materials, where possible, have been integrated into previously established folders. Because all additions originated
with Alice Dodge Wallace, no distinctions have been made between various sets of additions.
During processing, duplicates, rusting staples, and paper clips were removed from the collection. Deteriorating
documents were photocopied onto acid-free paper and the originals removed from the collection except where intrinsic value
dictated retention. Some photographs of Dodge were photocopied onto acid-free paper, the copies left in the collection, and
the originals placed in the Emilio Segrè Visual Archives in the Niels Bohr Library. All other photographs were placed in
sleeves and left in their original locations. Photographs from the 1998 additions were numerous enough to merit the
addition of Series X. A selection of photos from this series was also added to the Emilio Segrè Visual Archives. Any
markings by the processor to aid identification were made in pencil and enclosed in brackets; all other markings were on the
materials when received. Oversized materials were removed to oversize storage.
The State Historical Society of Iowa, repository of the Fred W. Kent Collection, reproduced Kent's copies of the
extensive correspondence between the two friends. These, with other letters to and from Kent in the additions, were not
integrated into the existing correspondence file (Series IV.A. I & 2), but are noted as additions (Series IV.A.3). This may
result in overlapping in dates; researchers should look in both places. Because of the original filing system's duplication,
and disarray resulting from numerous rearrangements, researchers should look at every possible series and subseries when
pursuing specific topics.
rocessing of this collection was completed in May 1997 by Rebecca Fitzgerald. The additions were processed by
Coralina Daly in the fall of 1998.
Related collections and oral history interviews in the American Institute of Physics Niels Bohr Library:
- Homer Dodge Oral History Interview, 1963
- Frederic Palmer Jr. Oral History Interview, 1963
- Marshall Ney States Oral History Interview, 1963
- David Locke Webster Oral History Interview, 1963
- AAPT, Records of Early History, 1929-1967
- AAPT, Records of Paul Klopsteg, 1930-1975
- AAPT, Records of David Locke Webster, 1930-1958
- AAPT, Records of Richard M. Sutton, 1934-1949
- AAPT, Records, 1930-1968
- AIP, Miscellaneous records, 1931-1980s
- Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Homer Dodge Photograph Collection
Title
Finding Aid to the Homer Levi Dodge Papers, 1852-1994 (bulk 1910-1960)
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a grant from the National Endowment of the Humanities, an independent federal agency. Collaboration members in 1999 consisted of: American
Institute of Physics, California Institute of Technology, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northwestern University, Rice
University, University of Alaska, University of Illinois, and University of Texas.
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Series Descriptions
Boxes 1-2, 60
Subseries A. Biographical directories, 1927-1968
Subseries B. Articles and clippings, 1910-1988
Includes two
clipping service files, one from 1914 to 1916 and the other from 1937 to 1942, clippings kept and donated by longtime
friend Clyde Smith, articles, newspaper clippings, certificates, programs, and photographic materials.
Subseries C. Obituaries and reminiscences, 1974, 1983, 1994
Subseries D. Miscellaneous, 1929-1983
Includes
biographical summaries compiled by Dodge for various publications or other purposes and clippings relating to his
family.
Boxes 2, 60
The material in this series concentrates on Dodge's youth,
especially his attendance at Ogdensburg Free Academy, and his summer employment as a surveyor for the U.S. Geological
Survey.
Subseries A. Youth, 1895-1910.
Subseries B. U.S. Geological Survey, 1906-1918
Administrative materials are placed first, then visual materials, and finally the manuals.
Boxes 3-11,
60
Subseries A. University of Iowa, 1911-1918
Arranged into four sub-series
1. Correspondence, 1916-1917, regarding Dodge's own and his students' research.
2. Lectures, 1914-1918, texts and notes on such fields as electricity and thermionics.
3. Notes and classroom materials, 1911-1918.
4. Miscellaneous, 1914-1918.
Subseries B. World War I, 1917-1919
Contains blueprints
(some oversized), studies, reports, photographs, a manual relating primarily to Dodge's work on high-altitude trajectories,
and a copy of the book he wrote for the War Department based on his war-time research.
Subseries C. Patents, 1910-1929 (bulk 1914-1924)
Divided into sub-subseries for each of the two patents for which Dodge filed an application.
1. Rheostat, 1910-1929. One of these instruments can be found in Series IX, Artifacts.
2. Porous damper for acoustical instruments, 1917-1924, also contains correspondence relating to
the physics department and educational program at the University of Iowa.
Subseries D. University of Oklahoma, 1909-1990 (bulk 1920-1942)
Divided into three sub-subseries.
1. Correspondence, 1920-1990 (bulk 1920-1944), is arranged alphabetically and then in reverse
chronological order within each folder.
2. Chronological subject files, 1909-1944, 1983-1984, contains correspondence; studies and reports
on the grading system, engineering physics, and the graduate school; classroom materials; and material relating to the
School of Religion.
3. University of Oklahoma Research Institute, 1927, 1940-1987.
Subseries E. Government service, 1939-1950
Arranged in five sub-subseries, revolving chiefly around Dodge's appointment as director of the Office of Scientific
Personnel (OSP), National Research Council (NRC).
l. OSP NRC: preliminary and supplemental materials, 1939-1945.
2. Contributions to OSP, 1942-1943. These materials were removed from their binders and their
original order retained. They include copies of the Teacher's Guides for College Physics, parts I-IV.
3. Reports, actions, administrative material, 1943-1946.
4. Post-service NRC material, 1944-1949, which contains material on the history of the OSP and
material relating to Engineering, Science, and Management War Training (ESMWT).
5. Post-NRC OSP service, 1948-1950, for the Office of Naval Research and the Scientific Advisory
Committee.
Subseries F. Norwich University, 1944-1950, 1971, n.d.
Ephemera and printed material from Dodge's term as president of Norwich University, Northfield, VT.
Boxes 11-22, 61
Subseries A. Fred W. Kent, 1918-1981
Correspondence is
divided into two sub-subseries, one for outgoing correspondence from Homer Dodge, which Kent saved, and the second
containing both incoming and outgoing letters. They discuss family matters and travel, and the folders also contain
clippings and photographs. The later addition of several letters, many of which are photocopies forwarded from the State
Historical Society of Iowa, are housed separately in folders marked "Additions." These are all included under the second,
"Incoming and Outgoing" sub-subseries and span the years 1918-1981.
1. Outgoing, 1923-1977
2. Incoming and outgoing, 1918-1981
3. Additions, 1918-1981, n.d.
Subseries B. Personal alphabetical correspondence file, 1937-1982 (bulk 1944-1959)
Apparently started as a new filing system in 1944 when Dodge became president of
Norwich University. Although there are a few items from earlier years and considerably more from later years, the bulk
of the material falls between 1944 and 1959. This subseries is arranged alphabetically and then in reverse chronological
order. The miscellaneous letter folders are also arranged alphabetically and then in reverse chronology. While primarily
personal or administrative in nature, some of the material is more substantive and reflects Dodge's professional activities,
including Norwich University, OSP, Sigma Pi Sigma, AIP, AAPT, SPEE, Sigma Xi, AAUP, lecture tours, and travel.
Boxes 23-35
Subseries A. American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT), 1930-1982 (bulk 1930-1940)
Divided into three sub-subseries. Topics covered include the first and second
meetings; Klopsteg's account of his efforts to establish an organization devoted to the teaching of physics; the
establishment of the Oersted Award and the Richtmyer Memorial Lecture; and plans for the AAPT journal, The
American Physics Teacher.
1. Origins and operations, 1930-1982 (bulk 1930-1940).
2. Correspondence, 1930-1940, 1978, is arranged in alphabetical order, and each folder is then
arranged in reverse chronological order.
3. Histories, 1940-1979
Subseries B. American Institute of Physics (AIP), 1932-1980 (bulk 1932-1946)
Divided into five sub-subseries. Topics cover the inclusion of AAPT as one of the founding
societies, new journals, the purchase and furnishing of the headquarters building in New York City, and training and
education of physicists.
1. Governing Board, 1932-1938.
2. Journals, 1936-1946.
3. War-time activities, 1941-1947, documents Dodge's activities as a member of the National
Advisory Committee on Engineering, Science, and Management Defense Training (ESMDT) as well as the AIP War
Policy Committee, which were concerned with efforts to organize physics education to meet the needs of the military.
4. Policy Committee, 1944-1950
5. Later material, 1943-1980
Subseries C. American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), 1921-1953, 1975.
Subseries D. Sigma Pi Sigma, 1946-1981
Subseries E. American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 1924-1933, 1971.
Subseries F. American Physical Society, 1916-1963.
Subseries G. Miscellaneous organizations and businesses, 1915-1982
Arranged alphabetically and then in reverse chronological order.
Boxes 36-47,61
This series is arranged by subject.
Subseries A. Japan, 1938-1958
Documents the work of and
Dodge's participation in the engineering education mission which was sponsored by ASEE at the request of the American
Occupation Force. It is divided into six sub-subseries. Some of the material is in Japanese.
1. Preliminary materials and arrangements, 1948-1952
2. Tokyo, 1938-1951
3. Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe, 1950-1951; this sub-subseries and the next one follows the itinerary of
the educational mission.
4. Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sendai, and Sapporo (Hokkaido), 1950-1951
5. Later business and final report, 1948-1953
6. Lectures, 1951-1958
Subseries B. Russia, 1954-1960, 1978
Contains materials
relating to the trip Dodge made with his son Norton to survey the scientific educational system in Russia.
Subseries C. Adventure trips, 1923-1976
Arranged
chronologically by trip, but an attempt was made to keep studies, articles, photographs, reports, and lecture drafts relating
to each separate trip together.
Boxes 47-51
Subseries A. HLD publications, 1911-1957
Arranged in
chronological order, and then alphabetically within each year. Master lists of publications, which were compiled in 1941,
are at the end. Dodge also compiled lists of papers, addresses and programs from 1911 to 1930, 1931 to 1940, and 1941
to 1950. This subseries contains some reprints, notes, diagrams, drafts, and texts.
Subseries B. Publications by others, 1926-1974
Arranged
alphabetically by author, with two folders of miscellaneous material at the end.
Boxes 51-57, 62-71
Subseries A. A. Awards, 1913, 1915, 1944, 1977, n.d.
Subseries B. Legal matters, 1943-1978
Subseries C. Family, 1852-1982
Contains correspondence
and materials relating to Dodge's family and his non-professional activities, including some of his, his mother's and his
wife's personal materials and is arranged by subject.
Subseries D. Christmas cards, 1955-1977
Contains texts,
drafts, correspondence, slides and photographs for some of the Christmas cards produced by Dodge with the assistance of
his friend Fred Kent, a photographer.
Subseries E. Canoeing, conservation, and outdoors, 1896-1983
Arranged chronologically for the most part, but an attempt was made to keep folders relating to the same subject
together.
Subseries F. Adirondack Museum, 1959-1972
Contains
material relating to the donation of Dodge's canoe.
Subseries G. Thousand Islands Shipyard Museum, 1973-1983
Includes material relating to the opening of the museum and the room devoted to Dodge's canoeing exploits.
Boxes 58-59
This series includes a disassembled rheostat and a chloride of silver Faradic battery, as well as
various photographic media, such as lantern slides, glass plate negatives, and metal plates, and other miscellaneous
material.
Boxes 72-77
This entire series comes from the 1997-1998 additions and is organized as
a microcosm of the entire collection, with the subseries headings matching the series headings of the rest of the collection.
Very few of the photographs are dated, and thus are arranged primarily by subject, but chronologically where possible.
This includes two manuscript boxes of negatives, many of which have corresponding photographs. Dates marked on the
photographs range from 1905-1940. However, based on Dodge's estimated age in many of the photos, this series dates well
into the 1970s. The last subseries, J, is miscellaneous and includes photos of unidentifiable people, places and other
unknown things.
No photographs from the original collection were pulled to fit into this new series, however, therefore researchers
should look in all possible locations for relevant photos, including the Emilio Segrè Visual Archives.
Container List
A. Biographical directories, 1927-1968
| Box 1 |
Folder 1 |
Who's Who in America
1927-1941 |
|
Folder 2 |
Who's Who in American
Education 1928-1942 |
|
Folder 3 |
Who's Who, Miscellaneous
1928-1942 |
|
Folder 4 |
Who's Who in Engineering
1930-1941 |
|
Folder 5 |
Miscellaneous directories
1937-late 1950s, n.d. |
|
Folder 6 |
Who's Who 1960-1968 |
B. Articles and clippings, 1910-1988
| Box 1 |
Folder 7 |
Clippings, certificates,
primarily on canoeing 1910, 1947-1975 |
|
Folder 8 |
Clipping service file
1914-1916 |
|
Folder 9 |
Primarily relating to
professional career and interests 1914-1979 |
|
Folder 10 |
Clippings 1926-1981 |
|
Folder 11 |
Programs, articles
1928-1975 |
|
Folder 12 |
Clippings 1929-1975 |
|
Folder 13 |
Clipping service file
1937-1942 |
|
Folder 14 |
Clippings, articles, slides,
negative 1944-1988 |
| Box 60 |
Folder 1 |
Clippings collected by
Clyde Smith 1964-1979, n.d. |
C. Obituaries and reminiscences, 1974, 1983, 1994
| Box 2 |
Folder 1 |
Obituaries 1983 |
|
Folder 2 |
Obituaries, article,
reminiscence by daughter, photograph 1974, 1983, n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
Memorial service 1983 |
|
Folder 4 |
Letters of notification of
death 1983 |
|
Folder 5 |
Reminiscence by doctor 1994 |
D. Miscellaneous, 1929-1983
| Box 2 |
Folder 6 |
Personal data, special
purposes 1929-1933 |
|
Folder 7 |
Personal data, special
purposes 1934-1940 |
|
Folder 8 |
Personal data, special
purposes 1941 |
|
Folder 9 |
Personal data, president's
office 1934-1942 |
|
Folder 10 |
Personal data, short
biographies and correspondence with biographical directories 1943-1946 |
|
Folder 11 |
Upstate New York
clippings and article 1930s |
|
Folder 12 |
Biographical material
1944-1983, n.d. |
A. Youth, 1905-1910
| Box 60 |
Folder 2 |
Temperance Pledge,
Sunday School certificate, youth group constitution and by-laws 1892,1896, n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
Ogdensburg Free Academy
school notepads 1895, n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Invitations 1895-1900, n.d. |
|
Folder 5 |
Flower Accounts and
promissory notes 1895-1901, n.d. |
| Box 79 |
Sketchbook c. 1900 |
|
Strip drawing of canoeing c. 1895 |
| Box 60 |
Folder 6 |
Ogdensburg Free Academy
lessons on writing/grammar and history 1896, n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Art sketchbooks from
Ogdensburg Free Academy 1900, n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Ogdensburg Free Academy
Newsletters 1903, 1904 |
|
Folder 9 |
OFA football report 1904 |
| Box 2 |
Folder 13 |
Journal n.d-1906 |
|
Folder 14 |
Physics Lab Exercises,
Ogdensburg Free Academy 1905 |
|
Folder 15 |
Valedictory address,
Ogdensburg Free Academy 1905 |
| Box 60 |
Folder 10 |
Ogdensburg Free
Academy work on math/architecture n.d. |
|
Folder 11 |
Miscellaneous writing
from Ogdensburg Free Academy n.d. |
| Box 2 |
Folder 16 |
Commencement exercise
and temperance pledge 1905 |
|
Folder 17 |
Admission and scholarship
to Cornell 1905 |
|
Folder 18 |
Grades, Ogdensburg Free
Academy 1906, n.d. |
| Box 60 |
Folder 12 |
Colgate debate programs,
Class Day, Commencement invitation and program, copy of yearbook entry 1907, 1910 |
| Box 2 |
Folder 19 |
Debate Program, Colgate
1910 |
|
Folder 21 |
Essay on socialism n.d. |
| Box 60 |
Folder 13 |
Miscellaneous writing for
Colgate n.d. |
B. U.S. Geological Survey, 1906-1918
| Box 2 |
Folder 22 |
Correspondence, expense
reports, and hand drawn maps 1906-1918 |
|
Folder 23 |
Postcards and photographs
1906-1914 |
|
Folder 24 |
Manuals 1910-1915 |
A. University of Iowa, 1911-1918
1. Correspondence, 1916-1917
| Box 3 |
Folder 1 |
Liebowitz, Benjamin 1916 |
|
Folder 2 |
Ward, J.S. 1916-1917 |
2. Lectures, 1914-1918
| Box 3 |
Folder 3 |
Electricity 1914 |
|
Folder 4 |
Thermionics 1918 |
|
Folder 5 |
Miscellaneous n.d. |
3. Notes and classroom materials, 1911-1918
| Box 3 |
Folder 6 |
Notebook 1911-1914 |
|
Folder 7 |
Notes with unrelated
correspondence 1913, n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Research on elasticity of wires
correspondence 1915-1918 |
|
Folder 9 |
Research or lecture notes n.d. |
|
Folder 10 |
Research or lecture notes n.d. |
|
Folder 11 |
Classroom materials and
photographs of apparatus n.d. |
4. Miscellaneous, 1914-1918
| Box 3 |
Folder 12 |
Postcard of engineer's exhibit
on electricity 1914 |
|
Folder 13 |
Newspaper clippings on
rheostat, art exhibit 1916-1917 |
|
Folder 14 |
Program, Masters Degree
Committee 1918 |
|
Folder 15 |
Photographs of drawings of
Iowa City environs n.d. |
| Box 60 |
Folder 14 |
YPRU notes, map list n.d. |
B. World War I, 1917-1919
| Box 4 |
Folder 1 |
Bomb trajectories and
physics-related studies, reports, photographs 1918, n.d. |
|
Folder 2 |
Blueprints, reports 1917,
1918 |
|
Folder 3 |
Manuals 1918, n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Problems in
Physics Derived from Military Situations and Experience, annotated 1919 |
C. Patents, 1910-1929 (bulk 1914-1924)
1. Rheostat, 1910-1929
| Box 4 |
Folder 5 |
Pamphlets 1910, n.d. |
|
Folder 6 |
Correspondence with
manufacturing companies regarding the making of instruments, includes photographs 1914-1915 |
|
Folder 7 |
Legal records 1915-1920 |
|
Folder 8 |
Correspondence with patent
attorney Siggers and Patent Office 1916-1920 |
| Box 5 |
Folder 1 |
Advertisements, photograph,
agreement with manufacturer, articles 1916-1921 |
|
Folder 2 |
Brochures; correspondence with
manufacturing companies, Dept. of Standards; notes; article 1916-1923 |
|
Folder 3 |
Canadian patent 1917 |
|
Folder 4 |
Resistance: charts, notes,
correspondence, drawings 1918-1922 |
|
Folder 5 |
Notes, patent 1920, n.d. |
|
Folder 6 |
Advertisements, drawings, copy
of application n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Photographs n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Notes, articles, correspondence,
patent, photographs 1921-1929 |
2. Porous damper for acoustical instruments, 1917-1924
| Box 5 |
Folder 9 |
Memoranda 1917-1918 |
|
Folder 10 |
Correspondence 1917-1919 |
|
Folder 11 |
Correspondence, notes,
announcements of previous patents 1918-1920 |
|
Folder 12 |
Correspondence 1919-1924 |
D. University of Oklahoma, 1909-1990 (bulk 1920-1942)
1. Correspondence, 1920-1990 (bulk 1920-1944)
| Box 6 |
Folder 1 |
Bizzell, William 1931,
1942-1943 |
|
Folder 2 |
Buttrick, Wallace 1923, n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
"C" correspondence 1922-1942 |
|
Folder 4 |
Cross, George 1942-1943 |
|
Folder 5 |
Cross, George 1944-1990 |
|
Folder 6 |
Dodge, Fletcher 1933-1938 |
|
Folder 7 |
"F" correspondence 1925-1934 |
|
Folder 8 |
Franklin, William S. 1928-1929 |
|
Folder 9 |
"G" correspondence 1924-1941 |
|
Folder 10 |
Graves, W. Brooke 1935-1941 |
|
Folder 11 |
Haggerty, M.E. 1933-1935 |
|
Folder 12 |
"Hunter" relating to position of
president at the University of Oregon 1938-1941 |
|
Folder 13 |
"K" correspondence 1933-1943 |
|
Folder 14 |
"Mc" correspondence
1939-1942 |
|
Folder 15 |
Perry, Winifred Johnston
1930-1943 |
|
Folder 16 |
Taylor, Lloyd 1933, 1943 |
|
Folder 17 |
Worthing, A.G. 1920,
1941-1942 |
2. Chronological subject files, 1909-1944, 1983-1984
| Box 6 |
Folder 18 |
Grading standards and system
1909-1925 |
|
Folder 19 |
Development of engineering
physics department 1924 |
|
Folder 20 |
Address, "The Future of the
Graduate School" 1926 |
|
Folder 21 |
Study, engineering graduate
work 1927 |
|
Folder 22 |
Map, Arbuckle Mts. and
Ardmore Basin, Oklahoma Geologic Survey 1927 |
| Box 7 |
Folder 1 |
Oklahoma articles on HLD
1927, 1932, 1983-1984 |
|
Folder 3 |
School of Religion 1929-1930 |
|
Folder 4 |
Class enrollment figures and
statistics 1931-1940 |
|
Folder 5 |
Style book for abstracts of thesis
1932 |
|
Folder 6 |
Clippings 1935, 1937 |
| Box 60 |
Folder 15 |
Clipping, "The Land of
Beginning Again" 1929 |
| Box 7 |
Folder 7 |
New York Times articles on developments in physics 1932-1933 |
|
Folder 8 |
Lab and lecture notes 1935, n.d. |
|
Folder 9 |
School of Engineering Physics
n.d. 1936-1940, |
|
Folder 10 |
Demonstration apparatus
manual 1937-1941 |
|
Folder 11 |
Program, Outstanding
Oklahoma High School Seniors 1938 |
|
Folder 12 |
Studies on graduate education
correspondence primarily with W. Studebaker, U.S. Office of Education 1940 |
|
Folder 13 |
A System of Higher
Education for Oklahoma, report by Oklahoma State Regents 1942 |
|
Folder 14 |
Correspondence relating to
move from Oklahoma 1944 |
|
Folder 15 |
Theory of co-education, notes
n.d. |
3. University of Oklahoma Research Institute, 1927, 1940-1987
| Box 7 |
Folder 16 |
Articles, reports,
correspondence; agreement signed by HLD and M.H. Trytten to publish book on military application of physics
1940-1946 1927 |
| Box 8 |
Folder 1 |
Report by National Resources
Planning Board on industrial research 1940 |
|
Folder 2 |
Clippings 1940-1942 |
|
Folder 3 |
Articles, by-laws, list of officers
and directors 1941, 1948 n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Bulletin, newsletters, reports
1942, 1959-1968 |
|
Folder 5 |
Reports 1942-1969 |
|
Folder 6 |
Correspondence, reports,
minutes 1947-1964 |
|
Folder 7 |
Annual Reports 1953-1966 |
|
Folder 8 |
Drafts of by-laws, forms,
notices, etc. 1958, n.d. |
|
Folder 9 |
Reports and correspondence
regarding its history 1963-1978 |
|
Folder 10 |
Newspaper clippings on
research parks 1986-1987 |
E. Government service, 1939-1950
1. Office of Scientific Personnel (OSP), National Research Council (NRC): preliminary
and supplemental materials, 1939-1945
| Box 9 |
Folder 1 |
Blueprint, Fuzes Point
Detonating M52 and M52B1, assembly and details, list of parts and specs 1939 |
|
Folder 2 |
Notes and articles 1939-1945 |
|
Folder 3 |
Correspondence relating to
appointment 1942 |
|
Folder 4 |
Clippings, articles 1942-1943 |
|
Folder 5 |
Publications, articles, some
correspondence 1942-1944 |
2. Contributions to OSP, 1942-1943
| Box 9 |
Folder 6 |
Correspondence, minutes,
resolution 1943 |
|
Folder 7 |
Teacher's Guides for College
Physics, Parts I-II: Outline Based upon Army Needs 1943 |
|
Folder 8 |
Teacher's Guides for College
Physics, Part III: Heat and Electricity 1943 |
|
Folder 9 |
Teacher's Guides for College
Physics, Part IV: Wave Motion, Sound, Light, and Radio 1943 |
|
Folder 10 |
Bulletins 2 and 4 1942-1943 |
|
Folder 13 |
Army and Navy Training
Program 1943, n.d. |
| Box 10 |
Folder 1 |
General Manpower Problems
1942-1943 |
|
Folder 2 |
Deferment: National
Committee Procedure 1943 |
|
Folder 3 |
Deferment: General and
Student 1942-1943 |
|
Folder 4 |
Student Loans 1942 |
3. Reports, actions, administrative material, 1943-1946
| Box 10 |
Folder 5 |
Ranking of physics and
mathematics departments of U.S. colleges and universities 1943 |
|
Folder 6 |
Reports, minutes 1943 |
|
Folder 7 |
Reports, actions 1943-1944 |
|
Folder 8 |
Bulletins, Administrative
Circular 1943-1946 |
|
Folder 9 |
Correspondence and stationery
1944, n.d. |
|
Folder 10 |
Miscellaneous lists n.d. |
| Box 60 |
Folder 16 |
NRC Address Book
"Washington 'Black Book'" 1939-1945 |
4. Post-service NRC material, 1944-1949
| Box 10 |
Folder 11 |
History of the OSP,
1943-1944, drafts 1944 |
|
Folder 12 |
Correspondence, reports,
minutes 1944-1947 |
|
Folder 13 |
Engineering, Science and
Management War Training (ESMWT) correspondence and reports 1944-1947 |
|
Folder 14 |
ESMWT, Norwich
1944-1945 |
|
Folder 15 |
ESMWT National Advisory
Committee February Meeting 1945 |
|
Folder 16 |
ESMWT National Advisory
Committee May Meeting 1945 |
|
Folder 17 |
Correspondence, surveys,
membership directory 1945-1949 |
5. Post-NRC OSP service, 1948-1950
| Box 11 |
Folder 1 |
Office of Naval Research,
Scientific Personnel Division conference on scientist resources 1948 |
|
Folder 2 |
Scientific Advisory Committee
report 1950 |
F. Norwich University, 1944-1971, n.d.
| Box 60 |
Folder 17 |
Clippings 1944-1971 |
|
Folder 18 |
Ephemera 1944-1949, n.d. |
A. Fred W. Kent, 1918-1981
1. Outgoing, 1923-1977
| Box 11 |
Folder 3 |
Outgoing correspondence 1923 |
|
Folder 4 |
Outgoing correspondence 1924 |
|
Folder 5 |
Outgoing correspondence 1925 |
|
Folder 6 |
Outgoing correspondence 1926 |
|
Folder 7 |
Outgoing correspondence 1927 |
|
Folder 8 |
Outgoing correspondence 1928 |
|
Folder 9 |
Outgoing correspondence 1929 |
|
Folder 10 |
Outgoing correspondence
1930 |
|
Folder 11 |
Outgoing correspondence
1931 |
|
Folder 12 |
Outgoing correspondence
1932 |
|
Folder 13 |
Outgoing correspondence
1933 |
|
Folder 14 |
Outgoing correspondence
1934-1935 |
|
Folder 15 |
Outgoing correspondence
1936 |
|
Folder 16 |
Outgoing correspondence
1937 |
|
Folder 17 |
Outgoing correspondence
1938 |
|
Folder 18 |
Outgoing correspondence
1939 |
|
Folder 19 |
Outgoing correspondence
1940 |
|
Folder 20 |
Outgoing correspondence
1941 |
|
Folder 21 |
Outgoing correspondence
1942-1943 |
|
Folder 22 |
Outgoing correspondence
1944 |
|
Folder 23 |
Outgoing correspondence
1945-1946 |
|
Folder 24 |
Outgoing correspondence
1947-1948 |
| Box 12 |
Folder 1 |
Outgoing correspondence 1949 |
|
Folder 2 |
Outgoing correspondence
1950-1951 |
|
Folder 3 |
Outgoing correspondence
1952-1953 |
|
Folder 4 |
Outgoing correspondence
1954-1955 |
|
Folder 5 |
Outgoing correspondence 1956 |
|
Folder 6 |
Outgoing correspondence
1957-1958 |
|
Folder 7 |
Outgoing correspondence
1959-1962 |
|
Folder 8 |
Outgoing correspondence
1963-1965 |
|
Folder 9 |
Outgoing correspondence
1966-1967 |
|
Folder 10 |
Outgoing correspondence
1968-1969 |
|
Folder 11 |
Outgoing correspondence
1970-1972 |
|
Folder 12 |
Outgoing correspondence
1973-1974 |
|
Folder 13 |
Outgoing correspondence
1975-1977 |
|
Folder 14 |
Outgoing correspondence n.d. |
2. Incoming and Outgoing, 1948-1981
| Box 12 |
Folder 15 |
Incoming and outgoing
correspondence 1948-1959 |
|
Folder 16 |
Incoming and outgoing
correspondence 1960-1981 |
3. Additions, 1918-1981, n.d.
| Box 61 |
Folder 1 |
Incoming and outgoing
correspondence 1918-1920 |
|
Folder 2 |
Incoming and outgoing
correspondence 1921-1929 |
|
Folder 3 |
Incoming and outgoing
correspondence 1931-1949 |
|
Folder 4 |
Incoming and outgoing
correspondence 1951-1981 |
|
Folder 5 |
Incoming and outgoing
correspondence n.d. |
B. Personal alphabetical correspondence file, 1937-1982 (bulk 1944-1959)
| Box 13 |
Folder 1 |
Adams, Arthur S.
1948-1955 |
|
Folder 2 |
Adams, John C. 1951-1952 |
|
Folder 3 |
Aiken, Senator George D.
1945-1969 |
|
Folder 4 |
Aleson, Harry 1963-1968 |
|
Folder 5 |
Allbee, Lewis 1945-1951 |
|
Folder 6 |
Allen, Kenneth G.
1947-1952, 1982 |
|
Folder 7 |
Armsby, Henry H.
1946-1947 |
|
Folder 8 |
Austin, Senator Warren
1944-1946 |
|
Folder 9 |
Averill, Laura 1945-1950 |
|
Folder 11 |
Bailey, Alfred 1944-1977 |
|
Folder 12 |
Bartlett, Albert A.
1973-1981 |
|
Folder 13 |
Barton, Harry A.
1946-1967 |
|
Folder 14 |
Barton, Harry A.
1944-1945 |
|
Folder 15 |
Barton, Harry A. 1942 |
| Box 14 |
Folder 1 |
Basil, John J. Sr.
1946-1949 |
|
Folder 2 |
Bayley, Mrs. Charles P.
1946-1949 |
|
Folder 3 |
Bennett, Clarence E.
1944-1955 |
|
Folder 4 |
Benson, Charles E.
1945-1952 |
|
Folder 5 |
Bete, Channing L.
1947-1951 |
|
Folder 6 |
Beukema, Col. Herman
1944-1950 |
|
Folder 8 |
Bohr, Niels 1937, 1955 |
|
Folder 9 |
Bolt, R.H. 1945-1951 |
|
Folder 10 |
Bowles, Edward L.
1945-1952 |
|
Folder 11 |
"Bi-Bo" 1944-1969 |
|
Folder 12 |
Bres, Gen. Edward S.
1945-1947 |
|
Folder 13 |
Brigham, Elbert S.
1945-1949 |
|
Folder 14 |
Britt, Steuart H.
1944-1975 |
|
Folder 15 |
Buckley, Oliver
1942-1957 |
|
Folder 16 |
Buffet, Warren 1976-1980 |
|
Folder 17 |
Burnham, George H.
1945-1981 |
|
Folder 18 |
Burt, Craig 1945-1949 |
|
Folder 19 |
"Br-Bu" 1943-1965 |
| Box 15 |
Folder 1 |
Case, Everett 1945-1956 |
|
Folder 2 |
Chandler, A.R. 1946-1956 |
|
Folder 3 |
Chandler, C. Louise
1945-1973 |
|
Folder 5 |
Clark, Horatio D.
1945-1957 |
|
Folder 6 |
Clark, Walter 1946-1982 |
|
Folder 7 |
"Ca-Cl" 1945- c.1980 |
|
Folder 8 |
"Co-Cu" 1945-1977 |
|
Folder 9 |
Davis, A.R. 1949-1952 |
|
Folder 10 |
Davis, Deane 1944-1952 |
|
Folder 11 |
Davis, Harvey W.
1946-1955 |
|
Folder 12 |
Dawes, Laurens 1948,
1975 |
|
Folder 13 |
"Da-Di" 1945-1969 |
|
Folder 14 |
"Do-Du" 1945-1976 |
|
Folder 16 |
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
1946-1948 |
| Box 16 |
Folder 1 |
Fair, Helen 1954-1957 |
|
Folder 2 |
Fairgrieve, Russell B.
1945-1949 |
|
Folder 3 |
Forrestal, James 1947 |
|
Folder 5 |
Gerard, R.B. 1948 |
|
Folder 6 |
Gibbs, R.C. 1945-1959 |
|
Folder 7 |
Gilbert, John 1944-1977 |
|
Folder 8 |
Gordon, Mrs. William C.
1949 |
|
Folder 9 |
"Ga-Go" 1945-1967 |
|
Folder 10 |
Graff, Fred 1945-1952 |
|
Folder 11 |
Graham, Leon 1949 |
|
Folder 12 |
Grinnell, Lawrence and
Julia 1947-1957 |
|
Folder 13 |
Guernsey, Janet
1976-1981 |
|
Folder 14 |
Guinn, Robert D.
1944-1950 |
|
Folder 15 |
"Gr-Gu" 1944-1977 |
|
Folder 16 |
Halperin, Maurice
1945-1954 |
|
Folder 17 |
Hammond, H.P.
1944-1952 |
|
Folder 18 |
Hancher, Virgil M.
1944-1947 |
|
Folder 19 |
Hanmer, Andrew J.
1942-1944 |
|
Folder 20 |
Harman, Gen. Ernest N.
1945-1950 |
|
Folder 21 |
Harrison, George R.
1945-1949 |
|
Folder 22 |
Hatch, Don 1955-1963 |
|
Folder 23 |
Hazen, Harold 1951-1977 |
| Box 17 |
Folder 1 |
"Ha" 1945-1970 |
|
Folder 2 |
"He-Hi" 1945-1968 |
|
Folder 3 |
Hollister, H.C. n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Hosmer, John W.
1944-1975 |
|
Folder 5 |
Howe Property 1950-1956 |
|
Folder 6 |
Huden, John A. 1945-1950 |
|
Folder 7 |
Hutchisson, Elmer
1944-1966 |
|
Folder 8 |
"Ho-Hy" 1944-1975 |
|
Folder 9 |
Ives, Herbert E. 1945-1968 |
|
Folder 11 |
Jacobs, Elbridge
1944-1951 |
|
Folder 12 |
Jewett, Frank B.
1944-1949 |
|
Folder 13 |
Johnson, E.M. 1945-1951 |
|
Folder 14 |
Juckett, Frank A.
1948-1949 |
|
Folder 15 |
Juckett, J. Walter
1947-1949 |
|
Folder 17 |
Kelly, Fred J. 1944-1949 |
|
Folder 18 |
Klopsteg, Paul E.
1944-1979 |
| Box 18 |
Folder 1 |
Larson, Jens Frederick
1945-1950 |
|
Folder 2 |
"La-Le" 1945-1964 |
|
Folder 3 |
Liebowitz, Ben 1944-1977 |
|
Folder 5 |
Lovejoy, Clarence E.
1948-1949 |
|
Folder 6 |
Lyman, Elias 1949 |
|
Folder 7 |
"Li-Ly" 1944-1950 |
|
Folder 8 |
McCullough, Hall Park
(Mr. and Mrs.) 1947, 1949 |
|
Folder 9 |
McGonnagle, Warren
1945-1950 |
|
Folder 10 |
McGrath, Earl J.
1947-1949 |
|
Folder 11 |
McLintock, Adm. Gordon
1948-1952 |
|
Folder 12 |
McNulty, Adm. R.R.
1948-1949 |
|
Folder 13 |
"Mc" 1949,1960, 1968 |
|
Folder 14 |
Manley, Atwood
1945-1982 |
|
Folder 15 |
Marston, Otis ("Dock")
1956-1966 |
|
Folder 16 |
Mathias, Sen. Charles
McC. 1974, 1977 |
|
Folder 18 |
Merriman, Josiah C.
1944-1966 |
|
Folder 19 |
Meyer, Rep. William H.
1959-1960 |
|
Folder 20 |
Miller, Julius 1944-1946 |
|
Folder 21 |
Millis, John S. 1944-1950 |
| Box 19 |
Folder 1 |
"Me-Mi" 1944-1970 |
|
Folder 2 |
Moxom, W.J. 1945-1948 |
|
Folder 3 |
"Mo-My" 1944-1982 |
|
Folder 4 |
Nielsen, Jens Rud
1945-1975 |
|
Folder 5 |
Noble, John Jr. 1948-1949 |
|
Folder 6 |
Noble, Lloyd 1945-1946 |
|
Folder 7 |
Noble, Ralph 1941-1949,
1963 |
|
Folder 10 |
Palmedo, Roland
1959-1975 |
|
Folder 11 |
Parker, Vincent
1958-1967 |
|
Folder 12 |
Partridge, Alden 1946 |
|
Folder 13 |
Peach, Arthur W.
1944-1956 |
|
Folder 14 |
Pegram, George B. 1949,
1957 |
|
Folder 15 |
Pendray, G. Edward
1945-1950 |
|
Folder 16 |
Perrine, J.O. 1945-1949 |
|
Folder 17 |
Perry, Winifred (Mrs.
Charles M.) 1945-1962 |
|
Folder 18 |
Phillips, Melba 1980 |
|
Folder 19 |
Pilkington, Roger and
Miriam 1963-1972 |
|
Folder 20 |
Ploeser, Walter C.
1948-1950 |
|
Folder 21 |
Plumley, Charles A.
1944-1955 |
| Box 20 |
Folder 1 |
Plumley, Charles A.
1946-1950 |
|
Folder 2 |
Potter, A.A. 1944-1973 |
|
Folder 3 |
Potter, James G. 1944-1956 |
|
Folder 4 |
Proctor, Gov. Mortimer
1945-1946 |
|
Folder 5 |
Proctor, Redfield
1945-1949 |
|
Folder 6 |
Prouty, Winston L.
1950-1958 |
|
Folder 9 |
Randall, Mary 1944-1946 |
|
Folder 10 |
"Ra-Ri" 1944-1982 |
|
Folder 11 |
Roberts, Cmdr. Palmer W.
1948-1949 |
|
Folder 12 |
Roller, Duane 1944-1961 |
|
Folder 13 |
Rubey, W.W. 1944-1953 |
|
Folder 14 |
Rubin, A.L.H. 1944-1945 |
|
Folder 15 |
"Ro-Ry" 1944-1975 |
| Box 21 |
Folder 1 |
Saville, Thorndike
1944-1948 |
|
Folder 2 |
Schriever, William
1944-1958 |
|
Folder 3 |
"Sa-Sc" 1945-1952 |
|
Folder 4 |
Severance, Charles
1960-1978 |
|
Folder 5 |
"Se-Sh" 1945-1982 |
|
Folder 6 |
Sleight, Ken 1963-1982,
n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Smith, Clyde 1962-1982 |
| Box 61 |
Folder 6 |
Smith, Clyde (additions)
1972-1982 |
| Box 21 |
Folder 8 |
"Si-Sp" 1945-1977 |
|
Folder 9 |
Stafford, Sen. Robert
1966-1973 |
|
Folder 10 |
Steenberg, Ruth
1945-1947 |
|
Folder 11 |
Stefansson, Vilhjalmur
1945-1949 |
|
Folder 12 |
Stewart, G.W. 1938-1956 |
|
Folder 13 |
Sutton, Richard
1944-1954 |
|
Folder 14 |
"St-Sy" 1945-1970 |
|
Folder 15 |
Taylor, Lloyd W.
1944-1946 |
|
Folder 16 |
Thompson, James S.
1944-1954 |
|
Folder 17 |
Tilden, A.A. 1942-1951 |
|
Folder 18 |
Trytten, M.H. 1944-1972 |
| Box 22 |
Folder 1 |
"U" 1945-1968 |
|
Folder 2 |
Van de Water, J.W.
1954-1974 |
|
Folder 3 |
Victory, John F. 1946-1959 |
|
Folder 5 |
White, Marsh 1944-1977 |
|
Folder 6 |
White, Milton G.
1946-1950 |
|
Folder 7 |
"Wa-Wh" 1940-1967 |
|
Folder 8 |
Williams, Don 1964-1975 |
|
Folder 9 |
Wilson, Catherine Clark
1945-1965 |
|
Folder 10 |
Wing, Amy and Amy Jr.
1945-1960 |
|
Folder 11 |
Wright, Frances
1944-1964 |
|
Folder 12 |
"Wi-Wr" 1945-1975 |
|
Folder 13 |
"Y-Z" 1944-1973 |
A. American Association of Physics Teachers, 1930-1982 (bulk 1930-1940)
1. Origins and operations, 1930-1982 (bulk 1930-1940)
| Box 23 |
Folder 1 |
First meeting, first conference,
relationship to AIP 1930-1931 |
|
Folder 2 |
Minutes 1930-1935 |
|
Folder 3 |
New Orleans meeting:
correspondence re: programs 1931 |
|
Folder 4 |
New Orleans meeting:
correspondence 1931 |
|
Folder 5 |
New Orleans meeting:
correspondence re: arrangements 1931 |
|
Folder 6 |
Plans for AAPT journal, The
American Physics Teacher 1931-1934 |
|
Folder 7 |
Miscellaneous material,
including programs, ballot, forms, list of meetings, etc. 1931-1938, n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Atlantic City meeting:
correspondence 1932 |
|
Folder 9 |
Questionnaires, ballots,
constitution 1932 |
|
Folder 10 |
Committee on Curriculum
1932 |
|
Folder 11 |
Committee on Differentiation
of Courses 1932 |
|
Folder 12 |
Committee on Mathematics
1932, 1935 |
|
Folder 13 |
Committee on Visual
Education c.1932 |
| Box 24 |
Folder 1 |
Executive Committee:
correspondence, reports, minutes, ballots 1932-1933 |
|
Folder 2 |
Executive Committee minutes
1935 |
|
Folder 3 |
Membership Committee lists
and correspondence 1934-1939 |
|
Folder 4 |
Membership Committee
assignments 1936 |
|
Folder 5 |
Membership Committee
correspondence 1936-1938 |
|
Folder 6 |
Committee on Training of
Physicists for Industry: early studies (1923), 1935-1936, n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Committee on Training of
Physicists for Industry: various university bulletins 1933-1937 |
|
Folder 8 |
Committee on Training of
Physicists for Industry: correspondence and earlier reports from 1916 to 1936 1937 |
|
Folder 9 |
Committee on Training of
Physicists for Industry: memoranda, correspondence, report 1937-1940 |
|
Folder 10 |
Committee on Training of
Physicists for Industry report 1940 |
|
Folder 11 |
Ninth Annual Meeting
minutes 1939 |
|
Folder 12 |
Richtmyer Memorial Lecture:
correspondence and report 1940 |
|
Folder 13 |
Minutes and correspondence
1940-1941 |
|
Folder 14 |
Physics Teaching in Wartime
Report 1942 |
|
Folder 15 |
Oersted Medal:
correspondence, article 1940-1947 |
|
Folder 16 |
Correspondence, memoranda,
and reports 1944-1950 |
|
Folder 17 |
Minutes and reports 1945 |
| Box 25 |
Folder 1 |
Committee on Engineering
Education 1945-1952 |
|
Folder 2 |
Richtmyer Lecture, "New
Frontiers" 1946-1948 |
|
Folder 3 |
Meeting programs 1947-1949 |
|
Folder 4 |
Distinguished Service Award,
bestowed 1977 1964-1982 |
|
Folder 5 |
Meeting at St. Lawrence
University 1967 |
2. Correspondence, 1930-1940, 1978
| Box 25 |
Folder 6 |
Miscellaneous 1931-1939 |
|
Folder 7 |
Bartlett, Albert A. 1978 |
|
Folder 8 |
Cope, Thomas D. 1935-1940 |
|
Folder 9 |
Klopsteg, Paul E. 1930-1940 |
|
Folder 10 |
Palmer, Frederic Jr.
1932-1939 |
| Box 26 |
Folder 1 |
Richtmyer, F.K. 1936-1938 |
|
Folder 2 |
Webb, William S. 1930-1931 |
|
Folder 3 |
Webb, William S. 1931-1935 |
|
Folder 4 |
Webster, David L. 1932-1937 |
3. Histories, 1940-1979
| Box 26 |
Folder 5 |
Correspondence, drafts, notes,
article 1940 |
|
Folder 6 |
Article by David L. Webster
1957 |
|
Folder 7 |
Correspondence relating to oral
history projects and plans to honor "founding fathers," copies of several histories and personal reminiscences 1956-1966 |
|
Folder 8 |
Melba Phillips' project
1975-1979 |
B. American Institute of Physics, 1932-1980 (bulk 1932- 1946)
1. Governing Board, 1932-1938
| Box 27 |
Folder 1 |
Correspondence and minutes
1932-1935 |
|
Folder 2 |
Minutes and reports 1932 |
|
Folder 3 |
Minutes and reports 1934 |
|
Folder 4 |
Memoranda, minutes, meeting
program 1935 |
|
Folder 5 |
Agenda, minutes, financial
reports 1936 |
|
Folder 6 |
Agenda, minutes, reports 1937 |
|
Folder 7 |
Minutes, memoranda,
correspondence 1938 |
2. Journals, 1936-1946
| Box 27 |
Folder 8 |
Correspondence regarding
HLD's publications in various physics journals 1936-1942 |
|
Folder 9 |
Advertising policy 1938 |
|
Folder 10 |
Advertising policy:
correspondence and recommendations to the Governing Board 1938-1939 |
|
Folder 11 |
Draft, proposal of publication
for AIP 1946 |
3. War-time activities, 1941-1947
| Box 27 |
Folder 12 |
Engineering, Science, and
Management Defense Training (ESMDT): Barton correspondence and reports 1941-1942 |
|
Folder 13 |
ESMDT Reports 1941 |
| Box 28 |
Folder 1 |
Setting up ESMDT centers
1941 |
|
Folder 2 |
Development of ESMDT
programs 1941-1942 |
|
Folder 3 |
War Policy Committee reports
and memoranda of meetings 1942 |
|
Folder 4 |
War Policy Committee
correspondence, reports and minutes 1942-1943 |
|
Folder 5 |
War Policy Committee reports
and minutes 1942-1943 |
|
Folder 6 |
AIP Bulletins and reports
1942-1944 |
|
Folder 7 |
Director's Report; Report to
Physicists 1942-1943 |
|
Folder 8 |
Building Fund Campaign
1943-1947 |
4. Policy Committee, 1944-1950
| Box 28 |
Folder 9 |
Reports, memoranda, minutes,
correspondence, constitution and by-laws 1944-1945 |
|
|
Reports, memoranda,
correspondence, June to October 1945 |
| Box 29 |
Folder 1 |
Reports, memoranda,
correspondence, November to December 1945 |
|
Folder 2 |
Reports, correspondence,
meeting agenda, January to February 1946 |
|
Folder 3 |
Reports, memoranda,
correspondence 1944-1950 |
5. Later material, 1943-1980
| Box 29 |
Folder 4 |
Reports, notes, newsletters;
draft and gallery of Richtmyer Lecture "New Frontiers" 1943-1965 |
|
Folder 5 |
Committee on Role of Physics
in Engineering Education reports 1955-1956 |
|
Folder 6 |
Miscellaneous material
1964-1980 |
C. American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), 1921-1953, 1975
| Box 29 |
Folder 7 |
Discussion on teaching of
physics 1921 |
|
Folder 8 |
Program, 39th Annual
Meeting, Purdue University 1931 |
|
Folder 9 |
Reports, memoranda,
correspondence, draft of proposed constitution 1943-1945 |
|
Folder 10 |
Correspondence, minutes,
meeting programs, memorandum 1944-1952 |
|
Folder 11 |
Westinghouse Award
draft, candidates, forms 1946-1948 |
|
Folder 12 |
Westinghouse Award
brochures 1947, 1975 |
|
Folder 13 |
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute meeting: Committee on Secondary Schools 1949 |
|
Folder 14 |
Physics Division
1952-1953 |
|
Folder 15 |
Correspondence
1952-1953 |
|
Folder 16 |
Certificate of lifetime
membership c.1953 |
D. Sigma Pi Sigma, 1946-1981
| Box 30 |
Folder 1 |
Correspondence, reports,
agendas, minutes, newsletters 1946-1947 |
|
Folder 2 |
Correspondence relating to
meetings, new chapters, and relationship to AIP 1947-1948 |
|
Folder 3 |
Miscellaneous material
including booklets and correspondence 1947-1950 |
|
Folder 4 |
Correspondence, chapter
histories and petitions 1949 |
|
Folder 5 |
Meeting, Berea College
1950 |
|
Folder 6 |
Correspondence, minutes of
meeting at Berea 1951-1967 |
|
Folder 7 |
Newsletters 1957-1981 |
|
Folder 8 |
Newsletter with article on
HLD's canoeing 1974 |
E. American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 1924-1933, 1971
| Box 31 |
Folder 1 |
Reports, 1924 meeting
program 1924-1925 |
|
Folder 2 |
Committee on Improvement
of Teaching field notes 1931-1932 |
|
Folder 3 |
Committee on Improvement
of Teaching field notes 1931-1932 |
|
Folder 4 |
Committee on Improvement
of Teaching reports 1932 |
|
Folder 5 |
Final Report of Committee
on College and University Teaching 1933 |
|
Folder 6 |
Special Report, Project to
Improve College Teaching 1971 |
F. American Physical Society, 1916-1963
| Box 31 |
Folder 7 |
Assorted administrative
material: programs, retirement, etc. 1916-1963 |
|
Folder 8 |
Research in Physics column
in School Science and Mathematics correspondence and galleys 1916-1921 |
|
Folder 9 |
Paper read at annual
meeting, notes and program 1924 |
|
Folder 10 |
Southeastern Section
Annual Meeting 1956 |
G. Miscellaneous organizations and businesses, 1915-1982
| Box 32 |
Folder 1 |
American Association for
the Advancement of Science 1915, 1947-1959 |
|
Folder 2 |
American Association of
Retired Persons 1974-1977 |
|
Folder 3 |
American Association on
Emereti 1956-1958 |
|
Folder 4 |
American Philosophical
Society 1955-1960 |
|
Folder 5 |
Americans United for
Separation of Church and State 1955-1970 |
|
Folder 6 |
Appalachia Magazine
(Underhill Correspondence) 1956-1968 |
|
Folder 7 |
Appalachian Mountain
Club 1950-1977 |
|
Folder 8 |
Argus clippings 1949 |
|
Folder 9 |
Arizona School for Boys
1963-1972 |
|
Folder 10 |
Association of American
Colleges 1933-1936 |
|
Folder 11 |
Aviation Research
Institute 1949-1950 |
|
Folder 13 |
Bureau of Outdoor
Recreation, Wild Rivers Program 1963-1964 |
|
Folder 14 |
Burlington Camera Club
1954-1963 |
|
Folder 15 |
Burlington Garden Club
1952 |
|
Folder 18 |
Chesapeake Bay
Foundation 1977-1982 |
|
Folder 19 |
Civil Defense Task
Committee 1948 |
|
Folder 20 |
"Ch-Ci" 1943-1967 |
|
Folder 21 |
Colgate Alumni
1927-1966 |
|
Folder 22 |
Colgate correspondence
1945-1977 |
|
Folder 23 |
Colgate reunions
1950-1971 |
| Box 33 |
Folder 1 |
Colgate alumni biographic
histories, updates, and newsletters 1950, 1967 1965- |
|
Folder 2 |
Colgate Camp 1967-1968 |
|
Folder 3 |
Colgate: later
correspondence and other material 1974-1979 |
|
Folder 4 |
Columbia Lecture Bureau
1955-1957 |
|
Folder 5 |
Cosmos Club clippings and
bulletins 1952-1973 |
|
Folder 6 |
Cosmos Club
correspondence, lectures, and galleys 1942-1968 |
|
Folder 7 |
"Co-Cr" 1951-1976 |
|
Folder 8 |
Dartmouth College
1945-1950 |
|
Folder 9 |
Drury College, Sever
Institute Plan n.d. |
|
Folder 11 |
Eastman Kodak Company
correspondence 1953-1961 |
|
Folder 12 |
Emma Willard School
1946, 1956-1966 |
|
Folder 13 |
Enchanted Wilderness
1971-1972 |
|
Folder 15 |
Free Press, Burlington
1949-1963 |
|
Folder 17 |
Ginn and Company,
publishers 1957-1963 |
|
Folder 18 |
Guazzo (MD) 1980-1982 |
| Box 34 |
Folder 1 |
Merchant Marine Academy
correspondence and related materials 1949-1952 |
|
Folder 2 |
Merchant Marine Academy:
photographs of members of Advisory Board 1950 |
|
Folder 3 |
Merchant Marine Academy:
photographs of meeting of Advisory Board n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Middlebury College
1944-1966 |
|
Folder 5 |
Museum of Science, Boston
1962-1964 |
|
Folder 7 |
Newcomen Society in North
America 1945-1966 |
|
Folder 10 |
Phi Gamma Delta 1949,
1975-1982 |
|
Folder 12 |
Rhodes Scholarship
Committee 1945-1955 |
|
Folder 13 |
Rotary, Burlington,
Vermont 1951-1952 |
|
Folder 15 |
St. Lawrence Seaway
1957-1962 |
|
Folder 16 |
St. Mary's College
1975-1979 |
|
Folder 17 |
"Sa-Sh" 1946-1964 |
|
Folder 18 |
Sigma Xi 1951-1969 |
|
Folder 19 |
"Spray, The" (Colorado
White Water Association) 1957-1958 |
|
Folder 20 |
"So-St" 1951-1964 |
|
Folder 21 |
Syracuse University Press
1968-1971 |
|
Folder 22 |
"T" 1951, 1975-1978 |
| Box 35 |
Folder 1 |
U.S. Geological Survey
1946-1965 |
|
Folder 2 |
University Club, New York
1944-1949 |
|
Folder 3 |
Upton, Dr. Hiram
1951-1964 |
|
Folder 5 |
University of Vermont,
including State Agricultural College 1942-1953 |
|
Folder 6 |
University of Vermont
College of Medicine, Citizen's Advisory Committee 1953-1954 |
|
Folder 7 |
University of Vermont
research contributions 1976 |
|
Folder 8 |
Vermont Council on Higher
Education 1949-1950 |
|
Folder 9 |
Vermont Council on World
Affairs 1952-1953 |
|
Folder 10 |
Vermont Council on
World Affairs 1953-1954 |
|
Folder 11 |
Vermont Council on
World Affairs 1954-1965 |
|
Folder 12 |
Vermont Forums 1946,
1948 |
|
Folder 15 |
White Mountain Region
Association 1967-1968 |
A. Japan, 1938-1958
1. Preliminary materials and arrangements, 1948-1952
| Box 36 |
Folder 1 |
Appointment and arrangements
1951 |
|
Folder 2 |
Letter of introduction from
Unitarian Service Committee 1951 |
|
Folder 3 |
Miscellaneous correspondence
1951 |
|
Folder 4 |
Information Bulletins from
Unitarian Service Committee 1951 |
|
Folder 5 |
Chairman's Memoranda and
correspondence with Hazen and Hammond 1951 |
|
Folder 6 |
Correspondence with Unitarian
Service Committee 1951-1952 |
|
Folder 7 |
Correspondence, Polkinghorn
1950-1951 |
|
Folder 8 |
Correspondence relating to and
lists of books donated by publishers 1951 |
|
Folder 9 |
Correspondence relating to
textbooks donated by publishers 1951 |
|
Folder 10 |
Correspondence, preliminary
notes and materials, and Unitarian newsletters 1951-1952 |
|
Folder 11 |
Audio/visual materials 1951 |
|
Folder 12 |
Japanese contacts from
Benjamin R. Andrews 1951 |
|
Folder 13 |
Miscellaneous expenses and
correspondence 1951 |
|
Folder 14 |
Preliminary materials,
introductions to individual Japanese educators 1951 |
|
Folder 15 |
Miscellaneous materials,
including maps, postcards, schedules 1951 |
| Box 37 |
Folder 1 |
Personal: vouchers, pamphlets,
guides, etc. 1951 |
|
Folder 2 |
Personal: vouchers, menu,
memorabilia, notes, plans, etc. 1951 |
|
Folder 3 |
Studies and reports 1948-1950 |
|
Folder 4 |
Studies and reports 1950 |
|
Folder 5 |
Studies and surveys of higher
education in Japan 1950-1951 |
|
Folder 6 |
Studies and notes on
engineering physics and research in Japan 1950, n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Reports on education reform in
Japan 1950 |
|
Folder 8 |
Science Council of Japan
Report for 1950 1951 |
|
Folder 9 |
Interpreters 1951 |
2. Tokyo, 1938-1951
| Box 38 |
Folder 1 |
Notes and agenda for meetings
and lists of Japanese educators and participants 1951 |
|
Folder 2 |
Plans for discussion, schedules,
studies, notes, correspondence 1951 |
|
Folder 3 |
Reports, notes, list, agenda
1951 |
|
Folder 4 |
Reports and brochures 1951 |
|
Folder 5 |
Reports, journal 1951 |
|
Folder 6 |
Reports, notes 1951 |
|
Folder 7 |
Notes, maps, schedule 1951 |
|
Folder 8 |
Reports on research conducted
by faculty of science and engineering, Waseda University; photographs 1950 |
| Box 39 |
Folder 1 |
Casting Research Lab, Waseda
University 1947-1951 |
|
Folder 2 |
Tokyo Institute of Technology
bulletins, photographs 1950-1951 |
|
Folder 3 |
Olympus Optical Company
brochures n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Keio University 1949-1951 |
|
Folder 5 |
Microwave Research
Committee report 1950 |
|
Folder 6 |
Society for Precision
Mechanics of Japan journals 1951 |
|
Folder 7 |
Sightseeing materials 1938,
n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Personal: menus, invitations,
receipts, notices, etc. 1951 |
|
Folder 9 |
Nikon camera 1951 |
3. Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe, 1950-1951
| Box 39 |
Folder 10 |
Photograph; information on
participating universities 1951 |
|
Folder 11 |
Agendas, reports, brochures
1951 |
|
Folder 12 |
Doshisha University
Engineering Review 1950-1951 |
|
Folder 13 |
Personal: correspondence,
notes, etc. 1951 |
|
Folder 14 |
Sightseeing: brochures, maps,
invitations, postcards, etc. 1951 |
| Box 40 |
Folder 1 |
Osaka University:
photographs, blueprints, prospectus, report 1950-1951 |
4. Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sendai, and Sapporo (Hokkaido), 1950-1951
| Box 40 |
Folder 2 |
Nagoya: reports, discussion
1951 |
|
Folder 3 |
Nagoya sightseeing: brochures,
postcards 1951 |
|
Folder 4 |
Fukuoka: agenda, reports,
notes 1951 |
|
Folder 5 |
Sendai: agenda, reports, list of
attendees, discussions 1951 |
|
Folder 6 |
Sendai: descriptions of projects
of Research Institute for Iron, Steel and Other Metals, Tohuku University 1951 |
|
Folder 7 |
Hokkaido: reports, notes,
surveys 1951 |
|
Folder 8 |
Reports on research conducted
by faculty of engineering, Hokkaido University 1950 |
5. Later business and final report, 1948-1953
| Box 40 |
Folder 9 |
Closing session 1951 |
|
Folder 10 |
Book distribution list 1951 |
| Box 41 |
Folder 1 |
Industry catalogs 1950, n.d. |
|
Folder 2 |
Technical drafting text(?) in
Japanese n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
Unidentified photographs,
some of HLD 1951 |
|
Folder 4 |
Miscellaneous materials in
Japanese n.d. |
|
Folder 5 |
Business cards, program,
badge 1951 |
|
Folder 6 |
Suggested outline for final
report 1951 |
|
Folder 7 |
Notes for report, reports on
school visits 1951 |
|
Folder 8 |
"Research" by HLD, draft
1951 |
|
Folder 9 |
Appendix, draft 1951 |
|
Folder 10 |
Hazen report 1951 |
|
Folder 11 |
Final Report and appendices,
August 25 1951 |
|
Folder 12 |
Appendices, August 25 report
1951 |
|
Folder 13 |
Final report, September 24
reprint 1951 |
|
Folder 14 |
Correspondence with
Unitarian Service Committee July -November 1951 |
|
Folder 15 |
Reports, press releases,
chairman's memoranda 1948-1952 |
|
Folder 16 |
Photographs, Christmas
cards, correspondence, press release 1951-1953 |
|
Folder 17 |
Post-visit articles, not related
to mission 1952 |
6. Lectures, 1951-1958
| Box 42 |
Folder 1 |
Drafts and texts for various
lectures n.d. |
|
Folder 2 |
Drafts, "Japan As I Found It
n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
Draft, "Japanese Pageant," and
program 1952, n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Draft, "Japanese Pageant" n.d. |
|
Folder 5 |
"Japanese Pageant" script,
lecture dates, and record of honoraria 1952, 1958, n.d. |
|
Folder 6 |
Correspondence 1951-1952 |
|
Folder 7 |
Article on lecture 1952 |
|
Folder 8 |
Lists of slides n.d. |
|
Folder 9 |
Correspondence 1951-1952 |
|
Folder 10 |
Hazen article on Japan 1952 |
|
Folder 11 |
Notice of lecture 1953 |
| Box 61 |
Folder 7 |
"New York Symposium" and
itinerary n.d. |
B. Russia, 1954-1960, 1978
| Box 42 |
Folder 12 |
Passport, articles, lecture
brochure 1954-1955 |
|
Folder 13 |
AIP certification 1955 |
|
Folder 14 |
Correspondence regarding
preparation for trip 1954-1955 |
| Box 61 |
Folder 8 |
Sigma Pi Sigma
authorization and "A Comparison of Russian and Chinese..." 1955 |
|
Folder 9 |
Notes on photos taken in
the USSR 1955 |
|
Folder 10 |
Notes on USSR
universities and the Volga Dam 1955 |
| Box 42 |
Folder 15 |
US News articles 1955 |
|
Folder 16 |
Correspondence, August
to November, slides of canoeing1955 |
|
Folder 17 |
Correspondence and press
releases relating to lecture tour 1955-1956 |
|
Folder 18 |
Notices, clippings,
schedule, programs, press releases, lecture bureau brochures 1955-1958 |
|
Folder 19 |
Notices and clippings
1956 |
| Box 61 |
Folder 11 |
Clippings 1955-1957 |
| Box 42 |
Folder 20 |
Correspondence regarding
lecture tour 1956-1957 |
| Box 43 |
Folder 1 |
Materials on education;
itinerary 1956-1960 |
|
Folder 2 |
Clipping, May Rotary
meeting 1958 |
|
Folder 3 |
Lecture draft, notes,
studies, notices, etc. 1958-1960 |
|
Folder 4 |
Lecture tours notices and
brochures 1957-1958 |
| Box 61 |
Folder 12 |
Clippings re: lectures on
USSR trips 1949-1960 |
| Box 43 |
Folder 5 |
Material relating to
photographs 1956 |
|
Folder 6 |
Correspondence regarding
trip 1978, n.d. |
C. Adventure trips, 1934-1976
| Box 61 |
Folder 13 |
Southwest Trip 1923 |
|
Folder 14 |
Collection of materials and
correspondence relating to Native Americans/Southwest US 1923-1925 |
| Box 15 |
1927 trip to the American West 1926-1928 |
| Box 43 |
Folder 7 |
St. Lawrence River
clippings 1934 |
|
Folder 8 |
Christmas trip to Grand
Canyon 1938 |
|
Folder 9 |
Grand Canyon lecture:
notes, drafts, correspondence, article 1938-1940 |
|
Folder 10 |
Lecture, "A Day at the
Fair and a Glimpse of New York" drafts and text 1939 |
|
Folder 11 |
Lecture, "A Day at the
Fair and a Glimpse of New York" long and short versions with dates delivered 1939 |
|
Folder 12 |
World's Fair: articles,
clippings, photographs 1939-1940 |
|
Folder 13 |
Plans for summer trip to
Colorado 1940 |
|
Folder 14 |
1940 trip to Colorado:
articles, reports, clippings, correspondence 1940-1942 |
| Box 79 |
16mm film: "Homer Dodge and his canoe thru the Colorado River
Rapids" n.d. |
| Box 44 |
Folder 1 |
Grand Canyon lecture text,
draft, and dates delivered 1940 |
|
Folder 2 |
"Trail Riders of the
Wilderness" slide show, 1940 Colorado trip n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
"Sky-High Rockies on
Dress Parade" lecture, draft for the Cosmos Club 1944 |
|
Folder 4 |
"Sky-High Rockies on
Dress Parade" revised 1944 |
|
Folder 5 |
"Sky-High Rockies": draft,
articles, notes 1937-1940 |
|
Folder 6 |
"Sky-High Rockies on
Dress Parade" notes, revisions, textc.1946 |
| Box 61 |
Folder 16 |
Chronology of trips
1946-1964 |
| Box 44 |
Folder 7 |
"Exploring the Desert by
Canoe" drafts c.1953 |
|
Folder 8 |
Map of Rincon, Utah 1953 |
|
Folder 9 |
Miscellaneous
correspondence relating to trips 1953-1965 |
|
Folder 10 |
"Exploring the Desert by
Canoe" lectures 1954 |
|
Folder 11 |
"Uranium Country" notes
and correspondence 1955-1963 |
|
Folder 12 |
"Uranium Country by
Canoe and Jeep" text c.1956 |
|
Folder 13 |
"Taming the St.
Lawrence" notes and correspondence 1952-1961 |
|
Folder 14 |
St. Lawrence Seaway
reports, notes, correspondence 1954-1956 |
|
Folder 15 |
Publications relating to
"Taming the St. Lawrence" 1956 |
| Box 45 |
Folder 1 |
Long Sault feat clippings
1956 |
|
Folder 2 |
Long Sault feat
photographs 1956 |
|
Folder 3 |
St. Lawrence Seaway
clippings, brochures, reports, notes 1956-1957 |
|
Folder 4 |
St. Lawrence Seaway
lecture: notes, correspondence 1956-1960 |
|
Folder 5 |
Lecture tour, February to
April, schedule and correspondence 1958 |
|
Folder 6 |
Press accreditation for
Royal Tour of St. Lawrence Seaway 1959 |
|
Folder 7 |
Appalachia magazine
account 1959 |
|
Folder 8 |
Opening of St. Lawrence
Seaway program and notes 1959 |
|
Folder 9 |
St. Lawrence Seaway
photographs and certificate from USS Macon 1959-1960 |
|
Folder 10 |
"Taming the St.
Lawrence": notice of first presentation before St. Lawrence County Historical Association 1959 |
|
Folder 11 |
St. Lawrence Seaway
clippings, reports, correspondence 1959-1960 |
|
Folder 12 |
"Taming the St. Lawrence
for Power and Commerce" draft c.1959-1967 |
| Box 46 |
Folder 1 |
Long Sault Rapids articles
1959-1976 |
|
Folder 2 |
"Taming the St. Lawrence"
AAPT lecture 1967 |
|
Folder 3 |
John Wesley Powell
material 1952-1973 |
|
Folder 4 |
Material on Powell
1955-1969 |
|
Folder 5 |
"Following Powell" notes,
publications, clippings, etc. 1966-1969 |
|
Folder 6 |
"Following Powell Through
the Canyons in an Open Canoe" draft c.1969 |
|
Folder 7 |
"Following Powell": Bert
Loper's diary n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Bert Loper's
autobiographical statement n.d. |
|
Folder 9 |
1959 lecture tour
correspondence; other materials 1957-1958 |
|
Folder 10 |
Planning for canoe trip to
Churchill River, Canada 1958 |
| Box 47 |
Folder 1 |
Trip to Great Britain:
correspondence, maps, brochures, etc. 1960-1961 |
|
Folder 2 |
Trip to Great Britain:
correspondence 1962 |
|
Folder 3 |
Plans for summer 1962 trip
to Grand Canyon 1960-1962 |
|
Folder 4 |
"Speak of the Devil or
Hell's Acres" draft, notices 1961 |
|
Folder 5 |
Correspondence, brochures,
notes 1961-1962 |
|
Folder 6 |
Correspondence, brochures,
clippings, etc. 1961-1962 |
|
Folder 7 |
Newsletters and brochure
regarding potential trips 1964 |
|
Folder 8 |
Green River trip (Vernal,
Utah) n.d. |
A. HLD publications, 1911-1957
| Box 47 |
Folder 9 |
Papers, addresses,
programs 1911-1930 |
|
Folder 10 |
Title pages to master lists
n.d. |
|
Folder 11 |
"Means of Extending the
Senses" draft c. 1911-1919 |
| Box 48 |
Folder 1 |
"Alternating Current
Circuit" text based on classroom teaching 1911 |
|
Folder 2 |
"The Making of
Topographic Maps" draft, abstract, correspondence, maps 1912 |
|
Folder 3 |
Doctoral thesis, "The
Change in the Elasticity of a Copper Wire with Current and External Heating" and "The Change in the Elasticity of a
Mild Steel Wire with Current and External Heating" 1914 |
|
Folder 4 |
"The Change in the
Elasticity of Aluminum Wire with Current and External Heating" 1915 |
|
Folder 5 |
"A Resonance Method for
Measuring the Phase Difference of Condensers" 1916 |
|
Folder 6 |
"Research in Physics"
columns 1916-1920 |
|
Folder 7 |
"Certain Features of
Rheostat Design" 1917 |
|
Folder 8 |
"An Interesting Case of
Resonance in an Alternating Current Circuit" reprint, draft, diagrams 1917 |
|
Folder 9 |
Baconian lecture on
thermionics draft, notes, articles n.d. |
|
Folder 10 |
"The Challenge of the War
to Physicists" draft c.1918 |
|
Folder 11 |
"Young's Modulus of
Drawn Tungsten and its Variation with Change of Temperature, Including a Determination of the Coefficient of
Expansion" reprint and correspondence 1918 |
|
Folder 12 |
"A New Type of
Non-inductive Resistance" abstract and diagram 1919 |
|
Folder 13 |
Problems in
Physics Derived from Military Situations and Experience 1919 |
|
Folder 14 |
High school physics text,
contract and correspondence c.1924 |
|
Folder 15 |
"The Future of the
Graduate School" 1926 |
|
Folder 16 |
Radio talk, "More Light
for your Dime: The Efficiency of Incandescent Lamps" 1926 |
|
Folder 17 |
Catalog of Apparatus and
Supplies for "Laboratory Manual of Physics" c.1927 |
|
Folder 18 |
"Research as a State
Policy" 1927 |
|
Folder 19 |
"The University Graduate
School" 1927 |
|
Folder 20 |
"Granting the First Ph.D."
1929 |
|
Folder 21 |
"A Forecast of the Future
of Physics" drafts 1930 |
| Box 49 |
Folder 1 |
Papers, addresses,
programs 1931-1940 |
|
Folder 2 |
"The Improvement of
College Teaching" including clipping 1932 |
|
Folder 3 |
AAUP Report of
the Committee on College and University Teaching 1933 |
|
Folder 4 |
Letters of inquiry sent out
for study on engineering physics 1936 |
|
Folder 5 |
Correspondence with other
institutions on schools of engineering physics 1936 |
|
Folder 6 |
"Training of Physicists for
Industry" drafts 1936 |
|
Folder 7 |
"Twelve Years of
Experience in Training the Engineering-Physicist" draft and reprint 1936 |
|
Folder 8 |
"The Training of Physics
Teachers for Secondary Schools" Secondary Schools" drafts and report 1937-1940 |
| Box 50 |
Folder 1 |
"The Place of the
Subject-Matter Department in the Preparation of College Teachers" drafts 1938 |
|
Folder 2 |
"The Place of the
Subject-Matter Department" notes and correspondence 1938 |
|
Folder 3 |
"The Preparation of College
Teachers" drafts and reprints 1938 |
|
Folder 4 |
"Recent Views Concerning
the Nature of the Universe" drafts and notes 1939 |
|
Folder 5 |
"The Training of College
and University Teachers" article, drafts and galley proof 1939 |
|
Folder 6 |
Physics laboratory manual
1940 |
|
Folder 7 |
Miscellaneous papers,
addresses, programs 1941-1950 |
|
Folder 8 |
"Research for Oklahoma
Industries" 1941 |
|
Folder 9 |
University of Oklahoma
Research Institute articles of incorporation and by-laws 1941 |
|
Folder 10 |
Addresses, articles,
meetings 1942-1946 |
|
Folder 11 |
Articles and reports
relating to physics and World War II 1942-1943 |
| Box 51 |
Folder 1 |
"Graduate Schools and the
War" 1943 |
|
Folder 2 |
Letters of thanks from
recipients of copies of "Graduate Schools and the War" 1943 |
|
Folder 3 |
Colgate address on atomic
power: articles, reports on atomic issues 1945 |
|
Folder 4 |
Colgate address on atomic
bomb 1945 |
|
Folder 5 |
"New Frontiers" 1948 |
|
Folder 6 |
"Running the Big Sault in
an Open Canoe" 1957 |
|
Folder 7 |
Master lists of publications
1941 |
|
Folder 8 |
Master lists, carbons 1941 |
B. Publications by others, 1926-1974
| Box 51 |
Folder 9 |
Ames, B.W.: "The Training
of College Teachers: A Survey of Trends and Issues" n.d. |
|
Folder 10 |
Barton, Henry A. and
George H. Burnham: "The American Institute of Physics: A Report to Physicists" 1942 |
|
Folder 11 |
Cohen, Paul: "Research or
Else" 1941 |
|
Folder 12 |
Furnas, C.C.: chapter
XVII of The Next Hundred Years: The Unfinished Science of Business , "The Scholar's Haven" n.d. |
|
Folder 13 |
Hazeltine, Alan: "To the
Master's Degree in Four Years" 1944 |
|
Folder 14 |
Roller, Duane: "Brief
Biographical Sketches of Men of Science" 1926 |
|
Folder 15 |
Scott, A.C.: address on
"Liberal Education" 1939 |
|
Folder 16 |
Smith, Clyde: "Flash
Flood!" 1974 |
|
Folder 17 |
Vollrath, Richard E.:
"Revolutionary Developments in Physics" 1940 |
|
Folder 18 |
Wilson, Carroll L.:
"Proposed Report to the National Patent Planning Commission: Stimulating Discovery and Invention" 1944 |
|
Folder 19 |
Danish publications, some
by R.E.H. Rasmussen, some on Oersted 1949, 1951 |
|
Folder 20 |
Book reviews from School
and Society, article on secretaries 1942 |
|
Folder 21 |
Certificates, American
Association for the Advancement of 1913, Science, Columbia University 1915 |
A. Awards, 1913, 1915, 1944, 1977, n.d.
| Box 51 |
Folder 22 |
Certificate of
Accomplishment from University of Iowa, honorary degree from Middlebury College n.d. |
| Box 62 |
Folder 1 |
Oersted medal 1944 |
| Box 79 |
Oersted medal 1944 |
| Box 62 |
Folder 2 |
Honorary Degrees 1975,
n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
Distinguished Service
Citation 1976 |
| Box 51 |
Folder 23 |
Distinguished Service
Award, AAPT 1977 |
B. Legal matters, 1943-1978
| Box 51 |
Folder 24 |
Tax law 1943-1967 |
|
Folder 25 |
Disposal of books from
estate of aunt of Mrs. Dodge 1950 |
|
Folder 26 |
Burlington house 1950,
1971 |
|
Folder 27 |
Car insurance 1953-1978 |
|
Folder 28 |
Motor vehicles and
driver's license 1972-1975 |
C. Family, 1852-1982
| Box 52 |
Folder 1 |
Prize-winning photograph
of Homer and Margaret Dodge skating on Iowa River c.1921 |
|
Folder 2 |
Correspondence with
daughter Alice 1951, 1969 |
|
Folder 3 |
Norton 1940-1959 |
|
Folder 4 |
Report to brother Fletcher
regarding settling of mother's estate 1937 |
|
Folder 5 |
Ogdensburg Free Library
Children's Room memorial to mother Isabella D. Dodge 1973-1979 |
|
Folder 6 |
Isabella D. Dodge
Children's Room plaque 1974 |
|
Folder 7 |
Correspondence with
Carroll and Bertha Dodge 1971-1982 |
|
Folder 8 |
Family history/genealogy
1964, 1966, n.d. |
|
Folder 9 |
Financial information and
correspondence 1946-1975 |
|
Folder 10 |
Notices, articles,
programs, correspondence, award, lectures 1952-1975 |
|
Folder 11 |
Correspondence relating to
possible articles and biography 1954, 1975 |
|
Folder 12 |
Locations for Mark Shaw
regarding Chase Manhattan advertisement n.d. |
|
Folder 13 |
Chase Manhattan
advertisement 1963, n.d. |
|
Folder 14 |
Miscellaneous 1965-1977 |
|
Folder 15 |
Poetry, letters 1951, n.d. |
|
Folder 16 |
Book plate designed by
HLD n.d. |
| Box 79 |
Bookplate designed by HLD n.d |
| Box 62 |
Folder 4 |
Personal Correspondence
1891-1905 |
|
Folder 5 |
Personal Correspondence
1906 |
|
Folder 6 |
Personal Correspondence
1907 |
|
Folder 7 |
Personal Correspondence
1908 |
|
Folder 8 |
Personal Correspondence
1909 |
|
Folder 9 |
Personal Correspondence
1910 |
| Box 63 |
Folder 1 |
Personal Correspondence
1911 |
|
Folder 2 |
Personal Correspondence
January-May 1912 |
|
Folder 3 |
Personal Correspondence
June-December 1912 |
|
Folder 4 |
Personal Correspondence
January-May 1913 |
|
Folder 5 |
Personal Correspondence
June-December 1913 |
| Box 64 |
Folder 1 |
Personal Correspondence
January-June 1914 |
|
Folder 2 |
Personal Correspondence
July-December 1914 |
|
Folder 3 |
Personal Correspondence
January-June 1915 |
|
Folder 4 |
Personal Correspondence
July-December 1915 |
|
Folder 5 |
Personal Correspondence
1916 |
|
Folder 6 |
Personal Correspondence
1917 |
| Box 65 |
Folder 1 |
Personal Correspondence
1918 |
|
Folder 2 |
Personal Correspondence
1919 |
|
Folder 3 |
Personal Correspondence
1920 |
|
Folder 4 |
Personal Correspondence
1921-1922 |
|
Folder 5 |
Personal Correspondence
1923-1925 |
|
Folder 6 |
Personal Correspondence
1926-1929 |
|
Folder 7 |
Personal Correspondence
1930-1933 |
|
Folder 8 |
Personal Correspondence
1934-1936 |
| Box 66 |
Folder 1 |
Personal Correspondence
1937-1939 |
|
Folder 2 |
Personal Correspondence
1940-1949 |
|
Folder 3 |
Personal Correspondence
1950-1959 |
|
Folder 4 |
Personal Correspondence
1960-1969 |
|
Folder 5 |
Personal Correspondence
1970-1979 |
|
Folder 6 |
Personal Correspondence
n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Personal Correspondence
n.d. |
| Box 67 |
Folder 1 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
writings, miscellaneous 1852-1929, n.d. |
|
Folder 2 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
writings, graduating essay 1873, n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
writings 1921-1935, n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
(Alpha Club) writings 1924-1935, n.d. |
|
Folder 5 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
miscellaneous materials 1927-1930 |
|
Folder 6 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
writings n.d. |
| Box 68 |
Folder 1 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
correspondence 1868-1913 |
|
Folder 2 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
correspondence 1914-1936 |
|
Folder 3 |
Isabella Donaghue Dodge
correspondence n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Margaret Wing Dodge
miscellaneous materials 1904-1936, n.d. |
|
Folder 5 |
Ladies' card holder n.d. |
| Box 69 |
Margaret Wing Dodge diaries and daybooks 1915-1952 |
| Box 70 |
Margaret Wing Dodge daybooks 1953-1970 |
| Box 71 |
Margaret Wing Dodge daybooks, address books and trip book
1917-1978, 1929, c.1940s,1961, n.d. |
| Box 68 |
Folder 6 |
Personal writings
1910,1961, n.d. |
| Box 79 |
Yeats, W. B., The Land of Heart's Desire
1910 |
|
Macleod, Fiona, From the Hills of Dream and Other
Poems 1901 |
| Box 68 |
Folder 7 |
Old notebooks, "permit for
collecting specimens of migratory birds and their nests and eggs for scientific purposes." 1915, 1919, n.d. |
| Box 79 |
Flowerbook collected by Frances Duane in Ogdensburg, NY
1927 |
| Box 68 |
Folder 8 |
Telluride Association
1942-1975 |
D. Christmas Cards, 1955-1977
| Box 52 |
Folder 17 |
Letterhead and cards n.d. |
|
Folder 18 |
Texts, correspondence,
list, etc. 1955-1960 |
|
Folder 19 |
Slides, photographs, text,
and letter from Fred Kent 1962 |
|
Folder 20 |
Cremona text and card
1975 |
|
Folder 21 |
Bicentennial bell ringing:
drafts, bill, correspondence, photograph 1976-1977 |
| Box 68 |
Folder 9 |
Christmas cards
1959-1974, n.d. |
E. Canoeing, conservation, and outdoors, 1896-1983
| Box 68 |
Folder 10 |
Canoeing-related
correspondence 1909-1975, n.d. |
| Box 52 |
Folder 22 |
Rafting, Lachine rapids
1922-1937 |
|
Folder 23 |
Rafting, Dundas n.d. |
|
Folder 24 |
Rafting in Canada and on
Delaware River 1928-1941 |
| Box 53 |
Folder 1 |
Grumman canoe
correspondence 1945-1964 |
|
Folder 2 |
Canoes 1946-1947 |
| Box 68 |
Folder 12 |
Clipping, articles, drafts of
both 1952-1975 |
|
Folder 13 |
Lectures and lecture
materials 1953-1959, n.d. |
| Box 53 |
Folder 3 |
Grumman canoe, including
presentation to Adirondack Museum: photographs, history 1953-1964 |
|
Folder 4 |
Grumman canoe:
correspondence with Grumman, receipts 1964-1976 |
|
Folder 5 |
American White Water
Affiliation correspondence 1954-1970 |
|
Folder 6 |
Articles from aluminum
industry publications 1956 |
|
Folder 7 |
Jamaica races, West River,
photographs n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Jamaica, Vermont, West
River Slalom 1958-1964 |
|
Folder 9 |
Canoeing clubs 1959-1979 |
|
Folder 10 |
Promoting canoeing in
Vermont 1959 |
|
Folder 11 |
Opposition to proposed
development, West River, Vermont 1959-1960 |
|
Folder 12 |
North Creek material and
map for canoe trip1960-1973, n.d. |
|
Folder 13 |
Hudson River White
Water Derby (North Creek) 1959 |
|
Folder 14 |
North Creek 1959-1963 |
|
Folder 15 |
North Creek 1960 |
| Box 54 |
Folder 1 |
North Creek 1963-1964 |
|
Folder 2 |
North Creek 1965 |
|
Folder 3 |
North Creek 1966 |
|
Folder 4 |
North Creek 1967 |
|
Folder 5 |
North Creek 1968 |
|
Folder 6 |
North Creek: HLD on cover
of Adirondack Life 1968 |
|
Folder 7 |
North Creek 1969 |
|
Folder 8 |
North Creek 1970 |
|
Folder 9 |
North Creek 1972 |
|
Folder 10 |
North Creek, including
earlier maps 1896-1954, 1973-1974 |
| Box 55 |
Folder 1 |
North Creek 1974-1975 |
|
Folder 2 |
Johnsburg, New York
proclamation honoring HLD for participation in Hudson River White Water Derby and declaring HLD Days 1975 |
|
Folder 3 |
North Creek 1976 |
| Box 79 |
Hudson river white water derby medal n.d. |
| Box 55 |
Folder 4 |
Inquiries on canoeing
1961-1968 |
|
Folder 5 |
Vermont Rivers: notes for
Appalachian Mountain Club canoeing guide, includes brochures 1964-1970 |
|
Folder 6 |
Canoe Cruisers 1964-1982 |
|
Folder 7 |
Clippings 1965-1974 |
|
Folder 8 |
Clippings relating to the
West 1966 |
|
Folder 9 |
Otter Creek 1966-1967 |
|
Folder 10 |
Androscoggin Downriver
Races 1967-1973 |
|
Folder 11 |
Interview with Appalachia magazine on canoeing 1968 |
|
Folder 12 |
Autobiographical notes
relating to canoeing c.1968 |
| Box 56 |
Folder 1 |
Conservation articles
1969-1970 |
|
Folder 2 |
Clippings and articles on
canoeing 1973-1974 |
|
Folder 3 |
Articles about HLD and
canoeing 1973-1977 |
|
Folder 4 |
Correspondence with
Canadian government offices relating 1969, to maps 1974 |
|
Folder 5 |
Save the River 1982 |
|
Folder 6 |
Conservation 1956, n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Southwest archeology 1966 |
|
Folder 8 |
Frank Masland's accounts
of travels in the West 1983 |
| Box 68 |
Folder 14 |
"Incomplete listing of
Rivers and Lakes HLD canoed, by State" n.d. |
| Box 56 |
Folder 9 |
Unidentified photograph
n.d. |
|
Folder 10 |
Miscellaneous material
n.d. |
F. Adirondack Museum, 1959-1972
| Box 56 |
Folder 11 |
Donation of canoe:
photographs, reports, correspondence 1959-1964 |
|
Folder 12 |
Correspondence, travel
brochures, deed of gift, program, etc. 1964-1972 |
G. Thousand Islands Shipyard Museum, 1973-1983
| Box 57 |
Folder 1 |
Correspondence 1973-1981 |
|
Folder 2 |
Miscellaneous notes,
correspondence, invitation, program 1973-1982 |
|
Folder 3 |
Harold Herrick
correspondence 1974-1977 |
|
Folder 4 |
Activities, birthday cards
for HLD's 94th 1974-1981 |
|
Folder 5 |
Correspondence, article,
financial report, lifetime membership 1975-1981 |
|
Folder 6 |
Bolling Haxall
correspondence 1976-1977 |
|
Folder 7 |
Copies of the museum's
journal, the Gazette 1981-1983 |
|
Folder 8 |
Guest list for opening of
museum 1982 |
|
Folder 10 |
Clippings, etc. 1982 |
|
Folder 11 |
Correspondence,
memorandum, minutes, clippings, press release, photographs relating to the operation of the museum 1982-1983 |
|
Folder 12 |
Exhibition script n.d. |
| Box 58 |
Rheostat, disassembled n.d. |
| Box 59 |
Photographic media,
recording wire, instruments n.d. |
| Box 72 |
Folder 1 |
Portraits and Ogdensburg
snapshots c. 1905, n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
National Research Council
building and photos from a student 1926, n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Fred W. Kent n.d. |
|
Folder 5 |
Miscellaneous Japan scenes
n.d. |
|
Folder 6 |
1905 trip and honeymoon
1905, 1917, n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
1923 Southwest trip 1923 |
|
Folder 8 |
Southwest trip c. 1920s |
|
Folder 9 |
Southwest trip c. 1920s |
|
Folder 10 |
Southwest trip c. 1920s |
|
Folder 11 |
Wilderness trip 1940 |
|
Folder 12 |
"Samson," the dog c. 1905 |
|
Folder 13 |
Miscellaneous trip scenes n.d. |
| Box 73 |
Folder 1 |
Miscellaneous Wing family
photos n.d. |
|
Folder 2 |
Extended family and friends
miscellaneous photos n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
H.L. Dodge and parents
boating n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Miscellaneous immediate
family photos n.d. |
|
Folder 5 |
Miscellaneous immediate
family photos n.d. |
|
Folder 6 |
Parents and grandparents n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Scenes of Ogdensburg and
Massena, NY n.d. |
|
Folder 9 |
8"x10" canoeing scenes n.d. |
| Box 74 |
Folder 1 |
Canoeing: Clyde Smith, F.W.
Kent, St. Lawrence River, Boating, Long Sault Rapids n.d. |
|
Folder 2 |
Canoeing scenes n.d. |
|
Folder 3 |
Canoeing scenes n.d. |
|
Folder 4 |
Canoeing scenes n.d. |
|
Folder 7 |
Miscellaneous n.d. |
|
Folder 8 |
Miscellaneous people n.d. |
|
Folder 9 |
Miscellaneous places n.d. |
| Box 75 |
Folder 1 |
Photographs that have
corresponding negatives 1914-1916 |
|
Folder 2 |
Photographs that have
corresponding negatives 1917-1972 |
|
Folder 3 |
Photographs that have
corresponding negatives n.d. |
| Box 76 |
Negatives 1915-1918, n.d. |
| Box 77 |
Negatives 1916-1977 |
| Box 78 |
Originals replaced by photocopies |
