Bellaire Historical Society

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The Bellaire Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Welcome

It is the purpose of the Bellaire Historical Society to preserve, maintain, restore and display designated historical landmarks, natural beauty, documents, artifacts, records of persons active in the history of the City of Bellaire and any other objects distinctive of this history; all to the end that it may be a fitting memorial to those citizens and individuals who contributed so greatly of their money, zeal and time in making the Bellaire Community a proper place to live.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF TEXAS, NOVEMBER 5,1974

NEXT MEETING

September 9, 2010
6:30 pm
Bellaire Civic Center
7008 South Rice Ave.

Robert Curl, PhD

Nobel Laureate, Kenneth S. Pitzer - Schlumberger Professor of Natural Sciences Emeritus and University Professor Emeritus, Rice University

"The Discovery of the Fullerenes"

Dr. Curl will describe the events of the exciting days in September and October of 1985 at Rice University, when their chance discovery of fullerenes occurred, and the award of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1996.

An invitation is extended to anyone who would like to visit the meetings of the Bellaire Historical Society, and to anyone desiring to become a member.