Background and Education
- Son of Congressman Chester C. Bolton and Frances P. Bolton
- Studied at Hawken School and Milton Academy
- Served as Chairman of the Hawken trustee group
- Honored with a teaching chair and Distinguished Alumnus Award from Hawken School

Franchester Farms
- Moved the farm to Ohio and it became one of the best known Guernsey herds in America
- Added extensive Charolais and Yorkshire production to the dairy operation
- Received the Certificate of Honor from the American Guernsey Cattle Club in 1953
- Farm covered a 1700-acre site in Ohio
- Contributed to the success and reputation of the farm

Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
- Charles' mother played a role in establishing the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing in Cleveland
- The school is named after Frances Payne Bolton
- Dr. Bolton expanded the Case School of Dental Medicine
- The expanded building was named the Charles Bingham Bolton Building
- Dr. Bolton's mother had a significant impact on the field of nursing

Bolton Standards of Dentofacial Developmental Growth
- Dr. Bolton conducted the Bolton study, funded by his mother
- The study was conducted from 1930 to 1973 by Case Western Reserve University
- Involved 5,000 subjects and collected 22,000 records
- Developed standards for dentofacial growth based on landmarks and measurements
- These standards are still used in comparative studies in orthodontics

Awards and Recognitions
- Charles B. Bolton received the Albert H. Ketcham Award in Orthodontics
- The award recognized his contributions to the field of orthodontics
- The award highlighted his significant achievements and impact
- The recognition showcased his dedication and expertise
- Charles B. Bolton's work was acknowledged and celebrated in the dental community.