Images Collection

(1957)
“Fat” Lewis
“How to make a 2-Million Volt surge” (1940)
“Juice” lab
“Juice” lab
“Juice” lab
“Mr. Fezziwig’s Ball”--Dickens
“Scientific Researches!--New Discoveries in PNEUMATICKS!”
“Scrooge’s third visitor”--Dickens
“Snapping the Faculty” at the Faculty-Senior baseball game (1915)
“Strength of Materials” lab
“World Authorities” at Seismo Lab (1929)
1 MV double-porcelain accelerator tube in the high volts lab (approximately 1935)
1 MV double-porcelain accelerator tube in the high volts lab (approximately 1935)
1 MV double-porcelain accelerator tube in the high volts lab (approximately 1933)
1/10 scale model
1/10 scale model
1/10 scale model
1/10 scale model of horseshoe on upper end of yoke
1/10 scale model of lower end of yoke
1/10 scale model of lower end of yoke
1/10 scale model of tube
1/10 scale model of tube
1/10 scale model of yoke mounting
1/10 scale model of yoke mounting
1/10 scale model of yoke mounting
1/10 scale model of yoke mounting
1/10 scale model of yoke mounting
1/10 scale model of yoke mounting
1/10 scale model telescope at New York World’s Fair (1939)
1/100 scale model of the 200″ dome and housing
1/100 scale model of the 200″ dome and housing
1/100 scale model of the 200″ dome and housing
10-meter millimeter-wavelength telescope
10-meter millimeter-wavelength telescope
10-meter millimeter-wavelength telescope under construction
100″ Hooker telescope at Mt. Wilson
100″ Hooker telescope at Mt. Wilson
100″ Hooker telescope dome at Mt. Wilson
100″ Hooker telescope dome, shutter open -Mt.Wilson
100″ and 60″ domes at Mt. Wilson
100″ dome at Mt. Wilson (1921)
100″ dome with group of unidentified men
100″ telescope and yoke
100″ telescope at Mt. Wilson (interior)
100″ telescope mirror inside lifting band
100″ Hooker reflecting telescope in the large dome at Mt. Wilson Observatory.
104″ grindng tool on 200″ disc (1938)
12″ supersonic wind tunnel-JPL (B)
12′ section of 17″ shock tube in lathe (1961)
120″ disc at 1260 degress c. showing ribs of mould
120″ disc being delivered to CIT Optical Shop (1934)