Does anyone know if the personal papers and correspondence of Ida Rhodes survive? Best wishes, David C. Brock
David Very few survive. The Smithsonian has two lengthly letters from her recalling her work at NBS and the WPA. The Babbage Institute has one or two letters in the Blanch collection. David ---------------------------------------- David Alan Grier Associate Professor of International Science and Technology Policy Center for International Science and Technology Policy Elliott School Of International Affairs George Washington University grier@gwu.edu Podcasts: Errant Hashtag: Errantfeed.djaghe.com <http://errantfeed.djaghe.com/> How We Manage Stuff http://HowWeManageStuff.com <http://howwemanagestuff.com/> Video video.dagrier.net <http://video.dagrier.net/>
On Feb 2, 2016, at 1:51 PM, David C. Brock <dbrock@computerhistory.org> wrote:
Does anyone know if the personal papers and correspondence of Ida Rhodes survive?
Best wishes,
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