Box 7
Contains 15 Results:
Alexander, J. H. Correspondence, 1854-1866
Professor of Chemistry. Correspondence relating to personal matters as well as questions regarding Booth's knowledge as a chemist. 30 items.
Anderson, George W., Dr. Correspondence [1 of 2], 1871-1876
Physician and friend of Booth. Personal correspondence primarily concerned with Anderson's trip to Europe, 11 items
Anderson, George W., Dr. Correspondence [2 of 2], 1871-1876
Physician and friend of Booth. Personal correspondence primarily concerned with Anderson's trip to Europe. 12 items.
Bache, Alexander Dallas, 1806-1867. Correspondence, 1836
Chandler, Charles Frederick, 1836-1925. Correspondence, 1884-1885
Professor at the School of Mines, Columbia College, President of NY City Board of Health. Correspondence concerning a medal commissioned in honor of Dr. Hoffman, German professor of Chemistry. 3 items.
Chase, Pliny Earle, 1820-1886. Correspondence, 1865-1887
Professor at the Franklin Institute and Haverford College. Includes correspondence and notes concerning Booth's thoughts upon Chase's career after his death. 3 items.
Chester, Frederick D., 1861- . Correspondence, 1885
Professor of Geology at Delaware College. Correspondence concerning Chester's proposed work on a new geological survey of Delaware. 3 items.
Dana, James Dwight, 1813-1895. Correspondence, 1850-1886
Editor of American Journal of Science and Arts, Professor of Geology and Mineralogy at Yale College. Correspondence concerning chemical analyses of various samples. 11 items
Egleston, Thomas, Jr., 1832-1900. Correspondence, 1870-1886
Founder of the School of Mines, Columbia College. Correspondence concerning gold samples and journal articles written by Booth. 23 items.
Goodyear, Charles, 1800-1860. Correspondence, 1845-1862
Manufacturer and inventor of rubber products. Correspondence from and concerning Goodyear's rubber patent. Accompanied by an 1862 circular from a Boston merchant describing a variety of rubber products. 6 items.
Graff, Frederic, 1817-1890. Correspondence, 1853-1854
Chief Engineer of Philadelphia Water Works. Correspondence concerning testing of water samples from Fair Mount in Philadelphia on behalf of The Watering Committee. 3 items.
Henry, Joseph, 1797-1878. Correspondence [1 of 2], 1849-1876
Secretary and Director of Smithsonian Institution, investigator in physics. Correspondence concerning Report on Chemical Technology, possibly written by Booth, and published by the Smithsonian, as well as inquiries concerning refining processes at the U. S. Mint. Also includes letters regarding refining processes written by J. W. Baird. 17 Items
Henry, Joseph, 1797-1878. Correspondence [2 of 2], 1849-1876
Secretary and Director of Smithsonian Institution, investigator in physics. Correspondence concerning Report on Chemical Technology, possibly written by Booth, and published by the Smithsonian, as well as inquiries concerning refining processes at the U. S. Mint. Also includes letters regarding refining processes written by J. W. Baird. 4 items
Horsford, Eben Norton, 1818-1893. Correspondence, 1854-1870
Professor of Chemistry at Harvard and industrial chemist. Correspondence concerning publications, location of ores, and business concerning the extension of a patent. 9 items.
Lesley, Joseph P., 1830-1889. Correspondence, 1873-1886, 1819-1903
Geologist, Secretary of Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Also includes letters, for the period 1819-1903, from J. Peter Lesley (Joseph's brother), a geologist and Professor of geography and mining. Personal and business correspondence. 17 items.