The collection consists of four scrapbook albums of material from Donald Hull's career with the DuPont Company. One album contains photographs documenting the history of Nylon from the years 1935 to 1940, including a portrait of Wallace Carothers and numerous views of equipment, machinery, manufacture, etc. A second album documents Hull's career at the Old Hickory Rayon Plant, the Experimental Station, and the Seaford Nylon Plant during the years 1934 to 1957, including the original offer letter of employment from the DuPont Company to Hull, photographs of the plants and employees, organization charts, and other memorabilia. Another album is dedicated solely to the Carothers Research Laboratory at the Experimental Station. The inscription on the first page of the album states: "These pages were assembled and presented to those leaving Carothers Research Laboratory. I received this copy when transferred to Seaford as Technical Superintendent on July 1, 1951." The album includes photographs of the Experimental Station and the Carothers Lab, employees at work, and equipment. The fourth album contains photographs and other items related to Hull's career at the Chestnut Run Laboratories and Experimental Station in Wilmington, during the years 1957 to 1976, including photographs of employees, organization charts, notes about Hull's retirement, and patents issued to Hull.