Papers and correspondence of Frederick Sydney Dainton, Baron Dainton of Hallam Moors, 1914-1997 ca 1885-2002

University of Sheffield.

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The Theatre Archive Project was initiated in 2003 by Professor Dominic Shellard, Vice-Chancellor of De Montfort University. It is a long-term collaborative project between De Montfort University and the British Library. The central aim of the project is to 're-investigate British Theatre History 1945-1968, from the perspective of both the theatre goer and the practitioner.' From the guide to the The Theatre Archive Project, 2003-2012, (De Montfort University Archives and Special Coll...

British Library

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University of Nottingham.

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Dainton, F. S. (Frederick Sydney), 1914-1997

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Council for Scientific Policy (Great Britain)

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University Grants Committee (Great Britain)

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Frederick Sydney Dainton, Baron Dainton of Hallam Moors

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Frederick Sydney Dainton was born in Sheffield on 11 November 1914. He was educated at the Central Secondary School for Boys, Sheffield, winning an Exhibition scholarship to St John's College Oxford in 1933 (Goldsmiths' Company Exhibition 1935), from where he graduated with First Class Honours in Chemistry in 1937. Dainton then moved to Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge for postgraduate research on reactions of simple gases, studying under R.G.W. Norrish. He was a Goldsmiths' Company...