Reference Request
Finding Aids to Official Records of the Smithsonian Institution Archives
Accession 06-276
National Museum of American History. Division of Information Technology and Society
Exhibition Records, 1942-2001
Collection Overview
| General Information About This Collection | |
|---|---|
| Repository: | Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washington, D.C. Contact us at osiaref@si.edu. |
| Creator: | National Museum of American History. Division of Information Technology and Society |
| Title: | Exhibition Records |
| Dates: | 1942-2001 |
| Quantity: | 16 cu. ft. (16 record storage boxes) |
| Collection: | Accession 06-276 |
| Language of Materials: | English |
| Summary: | This accession consists of records which document the planning, development, and installation of "Science in American Life," a major permanent exhibition at the National Museum of American History (NMAH). This exhibition demonstrates how science has changed the way Americans have lived over the past 125 years. Opening on April 27, 1994, "Science in American Life" was 4 years in the making and took the work and collaboration of more than 75 curators, educators, writers, designers and scientific consultants. It occupies 13,000 square feet of exhibition space and includes approximately 600 artifacts, 700 graphics, six video loops, three sound and light displays, six computer interactives, two CD-ROM interactives, 11 mechanical interactives, and a science center featuring 20 hands-on activities. The exhibition was underwritten by a $5.3 million contribution from the American Chemical Society and was executed under the leadership of Chief Curator, Arthur P. Molella, chair of the Department of the History of Science and Technology. The exhibition begins with an orientation area where people are greeted by 12 host scientists--10 scientists and two children, represented by life-size photographs and recorded voices--who give a personal, contemporary perspective of the historial materials found in the exhibition. Following this are 6 sections arranged in chronologic order: "Laboratory Science Comes to America, 1876-1920;" "Science for Progress, 1920-1940;" "Mobilizing Science for War, 1940-1960;" "Better Than Nature, 1950-1970;" "Science in the Public Eye, 1970 to the present;" and "Looking Ahead." Developed by Museum Specialist Howard Morrison, "Looking Ahead" focuses on the science of biotechnology and public attitudes about it. An additional component to the exhibition is the 1,500 square-foot interactive education center known as the "Hands on Science Center." All aspects of the exhibition are documented, including publicity, the anti-science controversy, the glossing over of corporate misdeeds, exhibition design, educational aspects, curriculum development, grant proposals, advisory board meetings, copyrights, audio and video development, feasibility studies, audience surveys, and object acquisition. Subjects and people covered in the exhibition include chemists Ira Remsen and Ellen Henrietta Richards; coal tar and synthetic materials; the Manhattan Project; the first nuclear reactor, Chicago Pile no. 1; the birth control pill; pesticides; DNA; chlorofluorocarbons and atmospheric ozone; the Superconducting Super Collider; genetic engineering; and biotechnology. Materials include correspondence, memoranda, reports, meeting minutes, notes, scripts, contracts, loan agreements, exhibitions proposals, evaluations, budget summaries, design submittals, floor plans, black-and-white photographs and negatives, color photographs and negatives, floppy disks, clippings, and brochures. The records are arranged in the following series: 1) Arthur Molella, Chief Curator (Boxes 1-5); 2) Claudine Klose, Project Manager (Boxes 5-9); 3) Steve Schloss, Researcher & Graphics Coordinator (Box 10); 4) Pete Daniel, Curator, and Smita Dutta, Researcher (Boxes 11-12); 5) Pat Peck Gossel, Curator (Boxes 12-13); 6) David K. Allison, Curator (Box 13); 7) Elena Tabachnick, Educator (Box 13); 8) Deborah D. Hilke, Chief Educator (Boxes 13-14); 9) Eleanor Boyne, Project Manager (Post-Opening Phase) (Box 14); 10) Ann Rossilli, Exhibit Designer (Boxes 14-15); 11) American Chemical Society (Box 16); 12) Administrative Records (Box 16). |
Descriptive Entry
This accession consists of records which document the planning, development, and installation of Science in American Life, a major permanent exhibition at the National Museum of American History (NMAH). This exhibition demonstrates how science has changed the way Americans have lived over the past 125 years. Opening on April 27, 1994, Science in American Life was 4 years in the making and took the work and collaboration of more than 75 curators, educators, writers, designers and scientific consultants. It occupies 13,000 square feet of exhibition space and includes approximately 600 artifacts, 700 graphics, six video loops, three sound and light displays, six computer interactives, two CD-ROM interactives, 11 mechanical interactives, and a science center featuring 20 hands-on activities.
The exhibition was underwritten by a $5.3 million contribution from the American Chemical Society and was executed under the leadership of Chief Curator, Arthur P. Molella, chair of the Department of the History of Science and Technology. The exhibition begins with an orientation area where people are greeted by 12 host scientists - 10 scientists and two children, represented by life-size photographs and recorded voices - who give a personal, contemporary perspective of the historial materials found in the exhibition. Following this are 6 sections arranged in chronologic order: "Laboratory Science Comes to America, 1876-1920;" "Science for Progress, 1920-1940;" "Mobilizing Science for War, 1940-1960;" "Better Than Nature, 1950-1970;" "Science in the Public Eye, 1970 to the present;" and "Looking Ahead." Developed by Museum Specialist Howard Morrison, "Looking Ahead" focuses on the science of biotechnology and public attitudes about it.
An additional component to the exhibition is the 1,500 square-foot interactive education center known as the "Hands on Science Center." All aspects of the exhibition are documented, including publicity, the anti-science controversy, the glossing over of corporate misdeeds, exhibition design, educational aspects, curriculum development, grant proposals, advisory board meetings, copyrights, audio and video development, feasibility studies, audience surveys, and object acquisition. Subjects and people covered in the exhibition include chemists Ira Remsen and Ellen Henrietta Richards; coal tar and synthetic materials; the Manhattan Project; the first nuclear reactor, Chicago Pile no. 1; the birth control pill; pesticides; DNA; chlorofluorocarbons and atmospheric ozone; the Superconducting Super Collider; genetic engineering; and biotechnology. Materials include correspondence, memoranda, reports, meeting minutes, notes, scripts, contracts, loan agreements, exhibitions proposals, evaluations, budget summaries, design submittals, floor plans, black-and-white photographs and negatives, color photographs and negatives, floppy disks, clippings, and brochures.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following access terms. These are links to collections with related topics, persons or places.
Name
- Molella, Arthur P., 1944-
- Klose, Claudine
- Schloss, Steve
- Daniel, Pete
- Dutta, Smita
- Gossel, Patricia Peck, 1943-
- Allison, David K., 1950-
- Tabachnick, Elena
- Hilke, Deborah D.
- Boyne, Eleanor
- Rossilli, Ann
- Remsen, Ira, 1846-1927
- Richards, Ellen H. (Ellen Henrietta), 1842-1911
- American Chemical Society
- National Museum of American History (U.S.)
- National Museum of American History (U.S.). Department of the History of Science and Technology
- Manhattan Project (U.S.)
- Chicago Pile no. 1
- Science in American Life (Exhibition) (1994: Washington, D.C.)
Subject
- Nuclear reactors
- Chemists
- Synthetic products
- Coal-tar
- Oral contraceptives
- Pesticides
- DNA
- Chlorofluorocarbons
- Ozone
- Superconducting Super Collider
- Genetic engineering
- Biotechnology
- Museums -- Educational aspects
- Science -- History
- Museum exhibits
- United States -- Social life and customs
Physical Characteristics of Materials in the Collection
Administrative Information
Preferred Citation
Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 06-276, National Museum of American History. Division of Information Technology and Society, Exhibition Records
Container List
Series 1
Arthur P. Molella, Chief CuratorBox 1
Science in American Life (SAL) Early Planning, 1983-1990 (3 folders)
SAL correspondence, 1990-1994 (2 folders)
SAL documents and memoranda, 1989-1994 (4 folders)
SAL feasibility study, 1989
SAL - Jeffery K. Stine, 1989-1990
SAL - David K. Allison/Jeffery K. Stine files, 1989-1991 (3 folders)
Exhibit Ideas - Offers of Help/Experts, 1989-1990
American Chemical Society (ACS) Agreement, 1990
ACS Liaison Committee, 1990-1994 (2 folders)
ACS Advisory Board, 1990-1994 (4 folders)
ACS Meetings, 1991
SAL (early) book prospectus, 1988
SAL General Info, 1990
Background, December 1990 (3 folders)
Sci Prog/December Report, 1990
December Management Viewgraphs, 1990
Amendment to Solicitation of Contract, OPPM, March 8, 1992
SAL Meeting Minutes, 1991
SAL Publications, 1991-1992
SAL Related Public Presentations, 1988-1993
Box 2
August Script 1990, with comments from advisor
SAL concept script, 1990
Script review documents, 1990
Jeffrey K. Stine's comments, 1991
Draft narratives and scripts, 1991-1992
Comments on script, 1992
SAL outlines, 1991
SAL designers, 1990-1991
Materials from William Nevill, 1990-1991
SAL budget, 1991-1995
SAL publications program, 1990
General section ideas, 1991
Randi Korn - Audience evaluation plan, 1990
SAL science panels, 1991-1997
Science panel responses, 1994
Ask Yourself panels, 1994
SAL outline - "Science Themes," 1992
SAL science center, 1992
Carlene Stephen's notebook, "SAL 21 Dec. 92 - 27 June 93"
Carlene Stephen's notebook, undated
Carlene Stephen's running notes, no. 1 and unlabeled
Carlene Stephen's running notes, no. 2 and no. 3, 1991
Carlene Stephen's running notes, no. 4 and no. 5, 1991-1992
Carlene Stephen's running notes, no. 6, 1992
SAL "Titles," 1992
SAL "Minority" Themes, 1991-1992
SAL Smithson Society Proposal, 1993
SAL NIST, 1990-1992
Virtual Laboratory, 1990-1991
Computer interactives, 1991
Hands on Science Center (HOSC) general materials, 1991
Learning Center interactives, 1990-1991
Oxychem proposal, 1990
Oxychem project, 1991
Oxychem/Tom Snyder Productions, 1994
SAL script - "Scientific Progress,' 1992
Exhibition - General, schedule, etc.; 1992-1994
SAL Women in Science/Power House Museum, 1993-1994
SAL Nova, etc., 1993-1994
SAL "Electronic Field Trip," 1994
SAL - SEF Grant Proposal, 1994
SAL SetQuest, 1995
SAL poster
SAL brochure, 1993-1994
Main labels, comments, 1992-1993 (2 folders)
Box 3
Comments - Advisory, 1990-1992
Sound and light, 1993
Videos, 1992-1994 (2 folders)
College films, 1992
SAL curriculum project, 1993
SAL catalog, 1993-1994
SAL catalog bibliography, 1994
SAL CD-ROM, 1994-1995
Hands on Science Center, 1993
Object list, 1993
SAL punch lists, 1994
Estimate of NMAH staff time devoted to SAL
Memoranda regarding collection management, 1993-1994
Notes, plans, 1991-1992
Section 1 - Content development - Orientation, 1993-1994
Section 1 - Introduction/orientation, 1992-1994 (2 folders)
Section 1 - Mizuki and Lawrence interview transcripts
Section 1 - Host scientist interviews transcripts, 1993 (2 folders)
Section 1 - Orientation interview transcripts, 1993
Section 2 - Content development, 1992-1994
Section 2 - General, 1991-1993
Section 2 - Remsen's Lab, 1991-1995
Section 2 - Remsen Lab mannequins, 1993
Section 2 - Kristin pure food, 1993
Section 3 - Content development, 1991-1994
Section 3 - General, 1991-1993
Section 3 - Kodachrome, 1991
Section 3 - DuPont and world's fairs, 1992-1994
Section 3 - World War II, 1991
Section 3 - Manhattan Project artifact, 1990-1991
Section 3 - Jeff Sturchio's comments, 1993
Section 3 - Memorandum from Lou Drummeter, 1993
Section 3 - Letter from Hot Cell Services, 1994
Section 4 - Content development, 1993-1994
Section 4 - General, 1990-1998
Section 4 - Nuclear medicine, 1993
Section 4 - Nuclear bomb, weapons testing, radiation; 1991-1994
Section 5 - Content development, 1991-1993
Section 5 - General, 1991-1993
Section 5 - Plastics, 1991-1992
Section 5 - Home, 1992-1993
Section 5 - Pesticides, 1992
Section 5 - Garbage, 1993
Section 5 - The pill and sexual revolution, 1992-1994
Section 5 - Birth control letters (Patricia Gossel), 1994-1998 (2 folders)
Section 5 - Visitor's perspectives, 1991-1993
Section 5 - Audience research reports, 1992-1993
Section 5 - Comments regarding "Pesticides then and now" and "Bob's weekend," 1993-1994
Section 6 - Content development, 1991-1994
Section 6 - General, 1992-1993
Box 4
Looking Ahead, 1992-1993 (2 folders)
Content development - Miscellaneous, 1992-1994
SAL script, 1993-1996 (4 folders)
Public relations, 1990-1991
SAL Publicity Pre-Opening, 1994
SAL Press Briefing, April 26, 1994
Publicity brochure, 1993-1994
SAL Near Opening Preparation (exhibition, videos, etc.), 1993-1994 (2 folders)
SAL Opening Events, 1994
SAL symposia, seminars, etc.; 1994
SAL Publicity - Markup of SAL Script by SI Public Relations, 1994
Publicity, 1993-1996 (8 folders)
SAL Publicity - "Technology Review," 1994
SAL Opening & Post-Opening Events, 1994
SAL Symposium, Seminars, etc.; 1994
SAL Publicity & Post-Opening Revisions/Controversy, 1995-1996
SAL Post-Opening Revisions/Controversy, 1995-1996 (2 folders)
SAL Post-Opening Revisions Debate, 1995-1996 (2 folders)
SAL Controversy and related historical controversy, 1994-1997
SAL Controversy (APS Revisions)
Box 5
SAL Controversy, 1994-1996 (7 folders)
SAL Tracking Study (Exit Survey) Zahava Doering, 1995
SAL Doering Report, 1995 (2 folders)
SAL Changes, 1995-1996
SAL E-mail and letters to the Editor, 1994-1995
SAL Post-Opening Talks, Tours, etc.; 1994
SAL Post Mortem, 1994-1995
SAL Post-Opening Evaluation, 1995
Commerce Science and Technology Fellowship Program tour, 1997
Series 2
Claudine Klose, Project ManagerBox 5
PR Brochure, 1993
PR/Opening events, 1993-1994
Publications, 1990-1993
NIST, 1990-1992
EPA - Garbage, 1993
EPA - Bob's weekend, 1993
Hardware requests, 1993
Pioneer video equipment, 1991-1993
Old Proposals "Dead," 1991-1993
Garbage fundraising, unsuccessful, 1991-1993
In-Kind Requests HOSC - Pending, unsuccessful, 1993
Electronic Field Trip, 1994
Exhibit meetings, 1990-1991
SAL space, 1991-1992
Space problem, 1993
SAL Team organization, 1989-1993
SAL Maintenance,
Fundraising, 1991-1994
Acknowledgement plaques,
SEF proposal, 1991-1993
SEF grant, 1994
DCAT Foundation, 1993-1994
Virtual Reality Proposal, 1991-1992
Tom Synder, 1993-1994
Oxychem, 1991
Oxychem RFP, 1992-1993
Looking Ahead, 1991-1994
Box 6
SAL design RFP, 1990-1991
SAL design RFP back-up, 1991
Staples & Charles, 1991-1992
Staples & Charles response to RFP, Volume II, Technical Proposal, 1991
Diversity issues, 1990-1992
HOSC, 1992-1994 (3 folders)
Production meetings, 1993-1994
Installation, 1994
Design, 1993-1994
Mannequins,
Looking Ahead - Contract, 1993-1994 (3 folders)
Science Advisor, 1991
Product development, 1991
Museum shops, 1993-1994
Correspondence - Ned Heindel (ACS President), 1991-1993
Correspondence - Bill Neville, 1991-1992
Correspondence - Ann Messmore, 1990-1994
Correspondence - Meeting, November 1991
Correspondence - Meeting, May 1992
ACS/SI Advisory Board (Notes)
ACS - General, 1990
Chedd-Angier, 1993-1994
Interconnections/Garbage, 1991-1993
Box 7
Garbage Dilemma - Audubon, 1992-1993
Maintenance, 1993-1995 (Accession 12-377)
Outside Help - Interactives, 1992
Mechanical Interactives contract, 1993
Interactive fabrication, 1992
Life of interactives (Accession 12-377)
Women in Science proposals, 1993-1994
Computer graphics/programming, 1992-1993
Education planning, 1988-1993
Docent training, 1994 (Accession 12-377)
Self-guide, 1994-1997 (Accession 12-377)
HOSC planning, 1990-1991
Chronology Interactives, 1992-1993
CD-ROMs, 1993-1994
Sound & Light, 1992-1993
Intro Hosts/Timeline, 1993
Contracts Pending, 1994
Contract - Adame Custom Creations, 1994
Contract - American University, 1992-1994
Contract - Aris (construction), 1993-1994
Contract - Chedd-Angier, 1993-1994
Contract - Douglas/Gallagher, 1993-1994
Contract - Eric Colbert, 1993-1994
Contract - Commercial Glass, 1993-1994
Contract - Fisher Hamilton, 1993-1994
Contract - Elizabeth Ivie, 1993
Contract - Robert Kargon, 1990-1993
Contract - Labyrinth Electrical, 1993-1994
Contract - McLean Media, 1993-1994
Contract - New Media Group, 1993-1994
Contract - Newson Model Making, 1993-1994
Contract - Colin Stevens, 1993
Contract - Helen Weiss Productions, 1993-1994
Department of Energy (DOE) grant, 1993-1994
Fund number - 8455B400, 1994
Fund number - 845590-01, 1994
Fund number - 845590-02, 1994
Fund number - 1255X401, 1994
No Cost to SAL, 1993-1994
Registration of SAL objects, 1993
Copyright Issues, 1993-1994
Office expenses, 1994
Photographic expenses, 1994
General and computer expenses, 1994
Audio-visual expenses, 1994
Production expenses, 1994
Conservation and registrar expenses, 1994
Advisory Board expenses, 1994
Looking Ahead expenses, 1994
HOSC expenses, 1994
Chronology expenses, 1994
Publicity and publications expenses, 1994
Milestone reviews, 1990-1993
Discrepancy Back-Up, 1992-1994
Final Report Back-Up, 1992-1994
West End planning, 1982-1983
Electricity Corner, 1983
Overview - The Research Revolution: Science in American Life, 1988
The Research Revolution
How is Research Done, 1988
Who are the Scientists, 1988
Research Region: Silicon Valley, 1988-1989
The Beltway Society: Transformations of the American Landscape, 1989
The Processed Image, 1988
The Culture of Science
The Risk-Managed Society, 1989
Counterpoint: Science in Japanese Life
Conclusion: Research and Our Conception of Ourselves
"Life of Science," 1989
"Science in Everyday Life," 1989
James Smithson Society Proposal, 1993
Special Exhibition Fund (SEF) Proposal, 1994
Advisory Board - HOSC, 1993
Advisory Board - Chron/Intro, 1993
Advisory Board - Looking Ahead, 1993
Box 8
Advisory Board - Meeting minutes, 1990-1993
Advisory Board - Biographies
Advisory Board - General, 1990-1991
Advisory Board - Liaison Committee, 1993
Advisory Board - Newsletter, 1991-1993
Advisory Board - Comments from November 11, 1993 meeting
Advisory Board - Mailing, August 1991
Advisory Board - Mailing, October 1991
Advisory Board - Mailing, June 1991
Advisory Board - Mailing and meeting, May 17, 1992
Advisory Board - Mailing, October 1992
Advisory Board - Mailing, November 1993
Management review - December 1990
Management review - June 1, 1991
Management review - February 10, 1992
Management review - November 8, 1992
SAL press clippings, 1991-1993
Publicity, 1991
Chronological files - January 1994
Chronological files - December 1993
Chronological files - November 1993
Chronological files - October 1993
Chronological files - September 1993
Chronological files - August 1993
Chronological files - July 1993
Chronological files - June 1993
Chronological files - May 1993
Chronological files - April 1993
Chronological files - March 1993
Chronological files - February 1993
Chronological files - January 1993
Chronological files - December 1992
Chronological files - November 1992
Chronological files - October1992
Chronological files - September 1992
Chronological files - August 1992
Chronological files - July 1992
Chronological files - June 1992
Chronological files - May 1992
Chronological files - April 1992
Chronological files - March 1992
Chronological files - February 1992
Chronological files - January 1992
Chronological files - December 1991
Chronological files - November 1991
Chronological files - October 1991
Chronological files - September 1991
Chronological files - August 1991
Chronological files - July 1991
Chronological files - June 1991
Box 9
Chronological files - May 1991
Chronological files - April 1991
Chronological files - March 1991
Chronological files - February 1991
Chronological files - January 1991
Chronological files - December 1990
Chronological files - November 1990
Chronological files - October 1990
Chronological files - September 1990
Chronological files - August 1990
Chronological files - May 1990
D. D. Hilke, 1989
American Chemical Society (ACS) meeting - May 5-6, 1988
Oxychem, 1990-1993
ACS Library loans, 1990-1991
Staples and Charles, Ltd., 1991
Staples and Charles package, 1991
Staples and Charles sketches, 1992
Staples and Charles notes, 1991-1992
Staples and Charles correspondence, 1991-1992
Staples and Charles plans, 1991-1992
Ned Heindel, 1990-1992 (2 folders)
Video research and production, 1991-1993 (2 folders)
Advisory Board, 1989-1993 (2 folders)
Liaison Committee, 1990-1994 (2 folders)
SAL schedule, 1990-1993 (2 folders)
Design floor plans
Concept script, 1990
Main labels, 1993
Advisory Committee progress report - Alicia M. Cutler, 1991
SAL - Host scientists interview transcripts, 1993
SAL - Host scientists interview transcript corrections, 1993
SAL - Host scientists interview releases, 1993-1994
Series 3
Steve Schloss, Researcher & Graphics CoordinatorBox 10
Notes and outgoing memos, 1990-1991
Images list and photo file
Copyright information, 1992
Copyright documents, 1993-1994
Aerosol cans, 1991
American Chemical Society, 1991-1992
American Institute of Physics, 1992-1994
American Philosophical Society Library, 1992-1993
American Science images and notes, 1989
American Science exhibit images collection
American Type Culture Collection, 1993
Archive Photos, 1994
Argonne National Laboratory, 1993
Arriola, Gus, 1993
AT&T Archives, 1993-1994
Barton, Jacqueline, 1994
Bettmann Archive, Inc., 1993-1994
Boston Globe, 1993
Boy Scouts of America
Brooks, Gordon, 1993
Bryan College, 1993
California Institute of Technology, 1992-1993
Center for the History of Chemistry, 1989
Charette Corp., 1994
Chemical Heritage Foundation, 1992-1994
Chicago Historical Society, 1993
Coal Miners Music, Inc., 1992
Cold Spring Harbor Library, 1992
Columbia University, 1992
Cornell University, 1993
CP-1 Back-up, 1991
Culver Pictures, Inc., 1993
DNA model
Don Wright, Inc., 1993
Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, 1993
Eastman Photo, 1994
Fallout shelter, 1991-1992
Gannett USA Today, 1993-1994
Geis, Irving, 1989
Genentech, 1993
General Electric, 1993
General Electric, Nuclear Energy, 1991-1992
Globe Photos, Inc., 1994
GMI Alumni Historical Collection, 1992
GPU Nuclear Corporation, 1992-1993
Hagley Museum and Library, 1992-1993
Hall of History Foundation, 1994
Hanford Nuclear Reservation, 1993
Hampton University Archives, 1992
Harvard University Archives, 1990-1993
Herblock Cartoons, 1992-1994
Image, Inc., 1991
Iowa Department of Economic Development, 1993
JB Pictures, Ltd., 1994
John Hopkins University, 1992-1993
Klipper, Stuart, 1994
Korad Laser, 1985
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, 1993
Lawrence back-up, 1988-1991
Levi Strauss & Co., 1993
Library of Congress, 1993-1994
Los Angeles Times Syndicate, 1994
Macmillan Magazines Ltd., 1993-1994
Magazines Galore, 1993
Magnum Photos, Inc., 1994
May, Ron, 1993
MIT Museum, 1993-1994
Moorland Springarn Research Center, 1994
Museum of New Mexico Press, 1994
Museum of the City of New York, 1991-1992
National Archives, 1990-1993
NASA, 1993
National Enquirer, 1994
National Museum of Health and Medicine, 1994
National Portrait Gallery, 1989
National Science Foundation, 1990-1991
Newsweek, 1993
New York Botanical Garden Library, 1993
New York Public Library, 1992
New York Times, 1992-1994
New Yorker, 1994
New Zealand Geographic, 1992
Photo Researchers, Inc., 1993
Playboy Enterprises, 1993-1994
Robinair Company, 1993
Robinson, Wallace, 1993
Rochester Chronicle and Democrat, 1993
Sagan, Carl, 1993-1994
Scientific American, 1993
Shipping port, 1991
Smithsonian Archives, 1994
Sophia Smith Collection, 1992-1994
Spilhaus, Athelstan
Stock Montage, 1994
Sunset Publishing, 1993
Superstock, 1992
Syntex Laboratories, Inc., 1991
Szasz, Suzanne, 1992
Time-Life Books, 1993
Tribune Media Service, 1994
United Media, 1993-1994
U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1993
U.S. Geological Survey, 1993-1994
University of California, Berkeley, 1994
University of California, Irvine, 1992
University of California, San Francisco, 1994
University of Michigan, 1993
University of Pennsylvania, 1992-1993
W. H. Freeman and Company, 1994
Wide World Photos, 1992-1994
Worchester Foundation, 1994
Yale University, 1993
SAL video index, 1992
Video notes, 1992-1993
Film/Video agreement forms, 1992-1994
Video clips letters, 1992
Video information - McCarthy and segregation, 1950s, 1993
Audiovisual, 1990
Sputnik - Films, newsreels, 1990
Section 3.2.2 - Scopes Trial - Correspondence and memoranda, 1992
Section 3.4.4 - World's Fair - Correspondence, 1992
Section 5.2.1 - 50s Living Room - Correspondence, 1992-1993
Section 5.3 - The Pill - Correspondence and clippings, 1992
Section 5.6 - Rachel Carson - Correspondence, 1991
Section 6.1.1 - Science in the Public Eye - Correspondence, 1992
Section 6.2.1.3 - DNA/Cambridge Hearings - Correspondence, 1992
Series 4
Pete Daniel, Curator, and Smita Dutta, ResearcherBox 11
Rachel Carson, 1993-1994
Rachel Carson - "Silent Spring" video, 1991
Rachel Carson - Pesticides Then and Now, 1993-1994
Correspondence - National Museum of Natural History, 1988
Home - Albuquerque Museum, 1992-1993
Home - Princess Jeanne, Home & Gardens insert
Home - Princess Jeanne, early stuff, 1992-1993
Home - Princess Jeanne photographs, c. 1958
Mickey Mouse Gas Mask, 1990-1991
Brier, Jennifer, 1991
Forman, Paul, 1991
Goldberg, Art and Stan, 1991-1992
Heald, Sarah, 1991-1992
Hutchins, Louis, 1990-1991
Mann, Nick, 1990
Massie, Sam, 1992-2001
Researcher's reports, 1990-1991
Pete Daniel - Correspondence, 1990-1991
Manhattan Project - Women scientists, 1992
Manhattan Project - Personal accounts, 1990-1994
Nuclear Testing - Badges, Filipkowski, 1991-1993
Nuclear Testing - Bud Gallagher, atomic cloud sampling, 1992-1994
Nuclear Testing - Bud Gallagher photographs, 1993
Nuclear Testing - Las Vegas, 1991
Nuclear Testing - Marshall Islands, 1992-1994
Nuclear Testing - Paul Zimmer, 1992
Radiation - Monitoring equipment, 1991-1993
Radiation equipment - Dosimeters, etc., 1991-1993
CP-1 - Documents for designer, 1991-1995
CP-1 - Photographs, 1942-1975
CP-1 video drafts - Sound & Light, July 1993
Chicago Pile - Sound & Light, 1992
CP-1 - Helen Weiss Productions, 1992-1993
Chicago Pile - Jim Chimbidis, 1992
CP-1 - People Images, 1993
CP-1 - Small scale model, 1991-1993
Fallout shelter, 1992-1993
Donation of family fallout shelter, 1990-1992
Greater St. Louis Citizens Committee for Nuclear Information - Baby Tooth Survey, 1990-1992
Hanford reactor - Images and information, 1991-1992
Hanford reactor - Correspondence, 1991-1993
Hanford - Shari Van Enkevort, 1992-1994
Hanford Downwinders Coalition, 1991-1994
Los Alamos Historical Museum, 1991
Los Alamos Lab Archives - Badges, 1993-1994
Box 12
Los Alamos - Little Boy, 1989 (3 folders)
Atomic Veterans - Correspondence, 1991-1992
Atomic Veterans - Sandra Marlow, 1980-1992
Atomic Veterans - Michael Gramlich, 1992
Atomic Veterans - Camillo Balsamo, 1991 (2 folders)
Atomic artifacts - Robert Harris' collection, 1991-1993
Atomic Bomb - Aftermath photograph research, 1994
Chemical warfare posters, 1991
Rhone-Poulenc Ag Company, 1991-1992
Smita Dutta - Memoranda, 1993-1994
Miscellaneous records for sections 4 and 5, 1992-1994
Transmittal of materials - Sarah Heald to Smita Dutta, September 1992
Templeton, Michael - Consultation in Science Learning, 1990
Tuskegee Syphilis Study, 1990
Prairie View A & M University - High Energy Physics Group, Dennis Judd, 1992-1995
Super Conducting Supercollider (SSC), 1992-1994
Project Plowshare - Peaceful uses of the atom, 1990-1991
Pesticides - Crop dusters, 1992
Series 5
Pat Gossel, CuratorBox 12
SAL - Public Response - Pill, 1994-1998 (4 folders)
Advisory Board, 1990-1991
Ozone hole curriculum kit, 1992-1994 (2 folders)
Box 13
Curatorial - Memoranda and notes re. early exhibit ideas, 1989-1990
Curatorial - Materials distributed, memoranda, and notes re. theme ideas, 1990-1991 (4 folders)
Minds on Science - Videodisc, 1994 (3 folders)
CFC case study - Miscellaneous notes and memoranda, 1991-1994
Antarctica setting - Exhibits Central, 1992-1993
NSF Polar Programs, 1991
Correspondence - Deschler, Terry, 1992
Correspondence - Hoffman, David, 1992-1993
Correspondence - Rowland, F. Sherwood, 1992-1995
Correspondence - Solomon, Susan, 1992-1994
Hands on Science Center - Section 9, Looking Within, 1991-1992
Hands on Science Center - Section 10, Scientist in You, 1991
Hands on Science Center - Section 11, Interconnections, 1991
Series 6
David K. Allison, CuratorBox 13
Science themes, 1990-1992
Blueprints, 1992
Correspondence, 1991-1994
Memorandum, 1991
Dorfman figures, 1992
HVAR 5" rocket, 1992-1993
Curriculum project, 1993
Series 7
Elena Tabachnick, EducatorBox 13
Gender, 1991-1992
Ned Heindel comments, 1991-1992
Scientist in You - Floor plans and specs, 1992
Scientist in You - New, 1992
Scientist in You - Old, 1991-1992
Budget, 1992
Looking Within, 1992
Memoranda - Science content, 1991
Memoranda, 1991-1992
Interactives - Evaluation, general, 1991-1992
Interactives - Computer, general, 1991
Interactives - Chronology, 1991-1992
Interactives - Hands on Science design, 1991
Interactives - Coal tar, 1991
Preview area, 1991-1992
Hands on Science Center - Proposals and critiques, 1990-1991
Series 8
Deborah D. Hilke, Chief EducatorBox 13
Correspondence, 1990-1992
Memoranda, 1989-1992 (Folder 1 of 3)
Box 14
Memoranda, 1989-1992 (Folder 2-3 of 3)
SAL schedules - Education, 1991-1992
Budget and budget cut records, 1990-1991
Audience research budget
Theater budget, 1992
SAL education, 1992
Activity checklist
Hands on History Room, 1991
Chronology section, 1991
Interconnections, 1991-1992
Looking Within, 1992
Scientist in You, 1991-1992
Series 9
Eleanor Boyne, Project Manager (Post-Opening Phase)Box 14
SAL charter and other documents, 1990-1993
SAL press kit, 1994
Correspondence, memoranda, schedules and budget records, 1987-1995 (2 folders)
SAL maintenance, 1993-1995
SAL - Wendy Stevens report, 1995
SAL - Post Mortem, 1994-1995
Modification of contract - Tom Snyder Productions, 1996
SAL Trademark Logo, 1994-1996
Oxychem fund, 1993-1996
SAL Financial Report, 1994
SAL security issues, 1995
SAL Joint Review Project, 1995
SAL Punch Lists, 1994
SAL/ACS Project - Funding, 1995-1996
SAL Upgrades/Revisions, 1995-1996
Chedd-Angier Production contract, 1993
ACS Contract, 1989, 1995
Amendment - ACS Contract, 1993-1994
ACS Invoices, 1990-1993
Report - "An Assessment of the 'Science in American Life' Exhibition at the National Museum of American History" prepared by Institutional Studies, Smithsonian Institution, 1995
Series 10
Ann Rossilli, Exhibit DesignerBox 14
Looking Ahead, 1992-1994 (Folders 1-2 of 3)
Box 15
Looking Ahead, 1992-1994 (Folder 3 of 3)
Section 3, 1993-1994
Section 4 - The Bomb, 1993-1994
Section 4 - Chicago Pile-1, 1992-1993
Section 4 - Nuclear testing, 1993-1994
Section 4 - Science mobilized, 1993-1994
Section 5 - 1950s house, 1994
Section 5 - The Pill, 1994
Section 6 - General engineering, 1992-1993
Section 6 - Antarctica, 1993
Section 6 - Super Conducting Supercollider, 1993
Section 6 - CFC's/Ozone, 1993
Section 6 - Three Mile Island, 1992-1994
Recombinant DNA gene splicing, 1992
Chronology interactives, 1993
Specifications - Science in American Life exhibit, ODC no. 913016, 1993
Science panels, 1992
Labels, 1994
Mannequins - Remsen Lab, 1993-1994
Audio/Video information, 1992-1994
Office of Design and Construction (ODC) - Review, 1993
Ask Yourself panels, 1994
Hands on Science Center, 1994
Host scientist photographs, 1992-1993
Logo, 1993
Graphics and typography, 1993
Punch lists, 1994
Design monthly project reports, 1992-1994
Douglas/Gallagher meetings, 1993
WGBH, 1994
Miscellaneous memoranda, correspondence, and design records, 1992-1994 (3 folders)
Series 11
American Chemical SocietyBox 16
American Chemical Society, March 1987-June 1988 (2 folders)
American Chemical Society, July 1988-1989 (2 folders)
American Chemical Society, 1990-1991
Agreement with National Museum of American History (NMAH), 1988-1990
American Chemical Society (Liaison committee), 1991
American Chemical Society Board of Directors meeting with NMAH, 1988
Series 12
Administrative RecordsBox 16
SAL administration, 1990-1994 (2 folders)
American Chemical Society, 1987-1994
General correspondence, 1988-1997 (5 folders)
SAL/SI Council meeting, 1993-1994
SAL host scientist scripts, 1993-1994
SAL diversity issues, 1992-1993
SAL fund raising, 1992-1994
Hands on Science Center, 1992-1993 (2 folders)
Main labels, 1994
Interactives - Chronology, 1992-1993
SAL Japan show - International Access Corporation, 1995
Polling station, 1993-1995
Presentations, 1991-1992
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