In Its Blood: A Centennial History of the Division of the History of Chemistry

1. Introduction (GDP)
2. American Historians of Chemistry in the Late 19th Century (GDP)
3. The Brothers Chandler and The American Chemist (GDP)
4. MIT and American History of Chemistry: F.J. Moore and Tenney Davis (GDP)
5. Edgar Fahs Smith (1854-1928): Father of HIST (GDP)
6. Charles Albert Browne (1870-1947): The Historian of the American Chemical Society (GDP)
7. The Founding Myth of the History of Chemistry Division (HML)
8. HIST and CHED (perhaps MVO)
9. Governors of HIST (GOH) Introduction (GDP)
10. GOH 1920s
11. GOH 1930s
12. GOH 1940s
13. GOH 1950s
14. GOH 1960s
15. GOH 1970s
16. GOH 1980s
17. GOH 1990s
18. GOH 2000s
19. GOH 2010s
20. GOH 2020s
21. Technical Symposia (TS) at ACS meetings and other events Introduction (GDP)
22. TS 1920s
23. TS 1930s
24. TS 1940s
25. TS 1950s
26. TS 1960s
27. TS 1970s
28. TS 1980s
29. TS 1990s
30. TS 2000s
31. TS 2010s
32. TS 2020s
33. Books of HIST (MVO) Completed
34. Presidential Events with Stamps sponsored by HIST (JS)
35. Historical papers in the Journal of Chemical Education (seeking authors)
36. The Bulletin for the History of Chemistry (perhaps Carmen)
37. The Citation for Chemical Breakthroughs Program (perhaps Jeff)
38. HIST and Springer (perhaps Seth)Awards of HIST (perhaps Vera)
39. HIST and the Bolton Society (JS and GDP)
40. HIST and SHAC (GDP)
41. HIST and the Chemical Heritage Foundation (GDP)