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About meAfter honors thesis work on founding of Kaiser Wilhelm Society while at UNC-Chapel Hill, wrote first booklet while in graduate school at Penn's Department of History and Sociology of Science at Center for History of Chemistry; later, principal oral history interviewer for Women Veterans Project at University of North Carolina at Greensboro; wrote book on Winston-Salem history after serving as president of West End neighborhood association - see www.w-sfrontporch.com; other articles, reviews, and blogwork, too. While grad student at Penn, was research librarian at E. F. Smith Memorial Collection in the History of Chemistry.

About my libraryheavy into history of science, especially history of chemistry; law, German history, Christian history and theology; also poetry and 19th century naturalists.

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