The <i>Bulletin for the History of Chemistry</i> is the journal of the ACS Division of the History of Chemistry. It began publication in Spring 1988, intended as an outlet for chemists interested in the history of their discipline as the <i>Journal of Chemical Education</i> decreased the number of historical papers in its pages. William B. Jensen at the University of Cincinnati was the founding editor, serving in that post through numbers 13/14 in 1992-1993. Paul R. Jones, then at the University of Michigan, succeeded Jensen as editor from numbers 15/16 in 1994 through the two issues of volume 35 in 2010. The current editor, Carmen J. Giunta at Le Moyne College, followed Jones from volume 36 in 2011 to date. The presentation will discuss the origins of the journal and some highlights from its 35 years, concentrating on the Jensen and Jones years.

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