Hello Christina, 
This is definitely within the area we collect at the Computer History Museum, though it would have to go through our offer review process. Networking history materials are of special interest to our Internet History Program which I direct. Please feel free to send an email describing what you are offering, including a rough sense of the type and quantity. 
The Babbage Institute is another candidate for papers, as are Stanford Libraries and MIT. 
Best, Marc

Marc Weber
Curatorial Director, Internet History Program
Computer History Museum

1401 N. Shoreline Blvd
Mountain View, CA  USA 94043
+1 415 282 6868
marc@webhistory.org

Cofounder Web History Project and Center, webhistory.org



On Nov 19, 2015, at 15:09, christina dunbar-hester <c.dunbarhester@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi list,

I'm wondering if anyone has suggestions about a possible (history of computing?) archival home for the papers of Estil Hoversten, who contributed to satellite communications and Internet protocol research (PhD in EE from Iowa State, then faculty at MIT and later in industry at Hughes).  Please email me if you have any thoughts or leads.  

Thank you!
-christina


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Christina Dunbar-Hester
Author of Low Power to the People, MIT Press
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