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Stapleton, Darwin Heilman was born on May 15, 1947 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Martin Luther and Harriet Bernd (Heilman) Stapleton.
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The Transfer of Early Industrial Technologies to America (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society,) by Darwin H. Stapleton (1-Feb-1988) Hardcover
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Accounts of European Science, Technology, & Medicine Written by American Travelers Abroad, 1735-1860, in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society
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Includes preliminary observations and suggestions for further study and an annotated biblioraphy of printed and manuscript holdings at the American Philosophical Society Library. 48pp. No illustrations.
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The Engineering Drawings of Benjamin Henry Latrobe
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Accounts of European Science, Technology, & Medicine Written by American Travelers Abroad, 1735-1860, in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society 1st edition by Stapleton, Darwin (1985) Paperback
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The Transfer of Early Industrial Technologies to America (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society,)
(The transfer of technology has been a central factor in t...)
The transfer of technology has been a central factor in the process of industrialization wherever it has occurred. If the process in the United States is to be fully understood, the transfer of crucial European industrial technologies must be examined. The industrialization of the United States in the nineteenth century occurred within the context of the basic European technologies brought by the colonists, and was spurred on by the innovative technologies brought from Europe after the American Revolution. Americans adapted and diffused these technologies, establishing an industrial complex that ultimately overtook the originator of the industrial revolution in many areas.
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Darwin Heilman Stapleton
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Education
Bachelor, Swarthmore College, 1969. Master of Arts, University Delaware, 1970. Doctor of Philosophy, University Delaware, 1975.
Career
Assistant editor, Papers of Benjamin H. Latrobe, Baltimore, 1974-1980; Mellon fellow, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, 1976-1977; assistant professor, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, 1977-1983; associate professor, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, 1983-1986; director, Rockefeller Archive Center, North Tarrytown, New York, since 1986.
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Works
book
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Accounts of European Science, Technology, & Medicine Written by American Travelers Abroad, 1735-1860, in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society
(Includes preliminary observations and suggestions for fur...)
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The Transfer of Early Industrial Technologies to America (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society,)
(The transfer of technology has been a central factor in t...)
- The Transfer of Early Industrial Technologies to America (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society,) by Darwin H. Stapleton (1-Feb-1988) Hardcover
- The Engineering Drawings of Benjamin Henry Latrobe
- Accounts of European Science, Technology, & Medicine Written by American Travelers Abroad, 1735-1860, in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society by Darwin Stapleton (1985-06-03)
- Accounts of European Science, Technology, & Medicine Written by American Travelers Abroad, 1735-1860, in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society 1st edition by Stapleton, Darwin (1985) Paperback
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Accounts of European Science, Technology, & Medicine Written by American Travelers Abroad, 1735-1860, in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society
Membership
Elder First Presbyterian Church, Ossining, New York, since 1988. Member American Association for the History Medicine, Society of America Archivists, Society for Industrial Archeology, History Science Society, Society for the History Technology (executive council 1984-1986).
Connections
Married Donna Lee Heckman, June 12, 1971. Children: Elizabeth R., Alice M.
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American