1. Correspondence. 1930-1989.
The large Correspondence series is a reflection of David and Clara Shoemaker's many contacts within the discipline of crystallography over the latter half of the twentieth century. Located within the series are communications with notable scientists ranging from Linus Pauling to John C. Slater to Dorothy Hodgkin. Letters with numerous of David Shoemaker's colleagues from his graduate and post-graduate years at the California Institute of Technology are also included.
The series is likewise home to documentation of David Shoemaker's Guggenheim Fellowship as well as his later contributions to and leadership of the International Union of Crystallography and the U.S.A. National Committee on Crystallography. Finally, three boxes of records dating to David Shoemaker's eleven-year tenure as chair of the Oregon State University department of chemistry provide a valuable glimpse into the workings of the department and the university in the 1970s and early 1980s.
33 boxes
Boxes 1.031 - 1.033 (Page: 31 - 33)
21-30. 1.021 - 1.030.
2. Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests.