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| | Winterthur -- Encyclopædia Britannica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | Winterthur was founded about 1175 by the counts of Kyburg, who granted it a charter with extensive privileges. |
 | | Occupying a mansion built in 1839 by James Antoine Bidermann and his wife, the great-aunt of Henry Francis du Pont, the museum limits its collections to American domestic architecture, furniture, metalware, textiles, paintings, prints, and other objects made... |
 | | (born 1933), Swiss professor of chemistry at Federal Technical Institute (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, or ETH), in Zürich, born in Winterthur; earned chemistry diploma at ETH 1956; earned Ph.D. in physical chemistry at ETH 1962; immigrated to U.S. 1963 to work as research scientist at Varian Associates, Calif.; returned to Switzerland 1968 to teach at ETH;... |
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