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These are laboratory notebooks spanning a range from high school to post-doctoral work. This includes notes taken down during public lectures.

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A.M. Byers Notebook of lectures at Central High School, 1899. Science History Institute Archives.

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A. Faber du Faur, Notes on Fehling's Lectures, 1843-1844.
Adolph Faber Du Faur was a mining engineer who attended Fehling's lectures at the Polytechnik Institute of Stuttgart in 1843 and 1844.
Adolf Frank, Notebook of Chemical Analyses, c. 1860.
Notebook contains laboratory notes and address, among other things, acids and solubility.
Alexander William Williamson Lecture Notebook.
Alfred Bader, Chemistry of Natural Products, 1948.
R.B. Woodward, Harvard University
Allen B. Stowe, Analytical Chemistry, 1921.
Notes from chemistry lectures at Oxford Female College taken by Amanda C. Shanklin, 1862-1864
Notebook containing lectures for a college level chemistry course taught by Professor Orange Nash Stoddard (1845-1870) Oxford Female College in Oxford, Ohio.
Arthur M. Byers, Central High School, Philadelphia, 1899.
Charles F. Chandler, Aus Nord Amerika, 1854, 1855.
Laboratory notes taken by Chandler in Gottingen as a pupil of Prof. Friedrich Wohler in 1854 and in Berlin as a pupil of Prof. Heinrich Rose in 1855.
Charles F. Chandler, Lectures on Natural History, Lowell Inst, 1853
Lecture given by Louis Agassiz.
Quantitative Chemical Analysis notes taken by Frederick Edwin Atwood, 1900
Laboratory notes taken by Clara Esther Hartley, 1895-1896
Troy High School, Troy Ohio.
The laboratory note book details 122 experiments undertaken during the class by Hartley.
E.F. Smith and H. Keller, Experiments Arranged for Students in General Chemistry, 1904.
Edmund H. Miller, Memoir on Germanium, 1889.
Eugene Kovach, Physical Organic Methods of Structural Determination, 1947.
Notes on courses given by Robert B. Woodward at Harvard University between 1946 and 1949.
F.E. Scott, U.S. Army Gas School, 1918.
Notes on the use of gas in warfare, both offensively and defensively. U.S. Army's Gas School at Camp Kendrick N.J.
James Mills Chemistry Notebooks Earlham College, 1962-1969
Laboratory Notebook of Louis Joseph Gay-Lussac
M.M. Brandenger, Elements of Electrical Engineering, 1916.
Course notes, MIT.
Myron Rosenblum, Experiments Completed with Woodward, 1950-53.
Research notebooks detailing Rosenblum's work on ferrocene chemistry, which he commenced on January 16, 1952 at the request of Woodward.
Nathan Eisenberg, Chemistry & Physics- high school notebooks, 1914, 1915.
Bridgeton High School. Bridgeton, NJ, . 1913-1915.
Notebook of Furman David Holme
Household and Organic Chemistry course notebooks, 1942
Stenciled course notes and laboratory manual, both used for a course taught at Pennsylvania State University.
Ralph B. Thompson, Chemistry 17A, 1938.
Notes for Paul Bartlett's course, Harvard University, 1938.
Raphael Katzen, Thesis Notes, 1936.
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Robert Kohler,Woodward Seminar Notes, Harvard.
Chemistry notes taken by Rose Agnes Brabenec, 1907
Seymour W.F. Kletzien, Animal Physiology, c.1924.
University of Wisconsin
The laboratory notebooks are undated and contain information on animal physiology and biology.
Matthieu Orfila Chemistry Lecture in Paris, 1834.
Paris
Chemistry notebook of Susie Collins, 1886
High school chemistry notebook
University of Nancy, Course Notes from Profs. Varon and Courtot, 1933.
Wilhelm Bunsen, "Reaction auf sauren," course handout.
William Benzon Physical Chemistry laboratory notes

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