Berkeley, that he designed, was designated a Berkeley Landmark in 1993. He had many avocations including making telescopes, analyzing chess positions, and researching his extended family's genealogy. The C.W. Woodworth Award C.W. was an 1889 charter member of the American Association of Economic Entomologists (an association which merged with the Entomological Society of America, founded 1906, in 1953). The Pacific Branch of the Entomological Society of America selects a member of the society to win the C. W. Woodworth Award based on "outstanding accomplishments in entomology over at least the past 10 years." Here is a nearly complete list of winners since 1969. This award is principally sponsored by his great-grandson, Brian Holden, and his wife, Joann Wilfert, with additional support by Dr. Craig and Kathryn Holden, and Dr. Jim and Betty Woodworth. See also History of model organisms Timeline of Entomology - Post 1900 References External links 11/21/1940 NY Times Obituary 12/20/1940 Science Magazine Obituary History of Entomology at UC Berkeley History of Entomology at UC Davis History of Entomology at the University of Arkansas T.H. Morgan's Nobel Prize biography mentioning C. W. Woodworth City of Berkeley Landmark listing of his home Photo of the Woodworth family home in Berkeley which he designed 3/30/1930 NY Times archive article about the multi-element telescope that he was building Guide to California insects Cornell University Library Historical Monographs Collection 1865 births 1940 deaths American entomologists University of California, Davis faculty University of Arkansas faculty University of California, Berkeley College of Natural Resources faculty University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign alumni Harvard University alumni Charles W