Box 4
Container
Contains 13 Collections and/or Records:
Subseries a. Frank Hartman, 1912-1967
File — Box: 4, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
The Frank J. Hartman papers provide an insightful view into the changes atomic energy brought to society. Hartman, who owned two companies dealing with radium, clearly saw the product’s value, but he also recognized the potential dangers and the damage that could result from the improper usage, storage and disposal of these materials. This collection will be extremely valuable to a researcher interested in Frank J. Hartman, the radium industry, sales and recovery of radium, atomic energy in...
Dates:
1912-1967
Subseries a. Frank Hartman, circa 1940s
File — Box: 4, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
The Frank J. Hartman papers provide an insightful view into the changes atomic energy brought to society. Hartman, who owned two companies dealing with radium, clearly saw the product’s value, but he also recognized the potential dangers and the damage that could result from the improper usage, storage and disposal of these materials. This collection will be extremely valuable to a researcher interested in Frank J. Hartman, the radium industry, sales and recovery of radium, atomic energy in...
Dates:
circa 1940s
Explanation of atomic energy (framed photograph), undated
File — Box: 4
Scope and Contents note
From the Collection:
The Frank J. Hartman papers provide an insightful view into the changes atomic energy brought to society. Hartman, who owned two companies dealing with radium, clearly saw the product’s value, but he also recognized the potential dangers and the damage that could result from the improper usage, storage and disposal of these materials. This collection will be extremely valuable to a researcher interested in Frank J. Hartman, the radium industry, sales and recovery of radium, atomic energy in...
Dates:
undated
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