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Lee DuBridge, formal pose
Title
Lee DuBridge, formal pose
Format
photograph: print
Series
Individuals, DuBridge, Lee A.
Simon Ramo
Title
Simon Ramo
Format
photograph: print
Description
Leaders of America--Caltech Y Papers.
Simon Ramo
Title
Simon Ramo
Format
photograph: print
Description
Leaders of America--Caltech Y Papers.
Richard Feynman and William McLellan
Title
Richard Feynman and William McLellan
Format
photograph: negative
Series
Individuals, Richard P. Feynman
Description
The World’s Smallest Motor. In Dec. 1959 Feynman offered a prize of $1,000 to the first person to make a motor l/64th of an inch cube. CIT graduate, William McLellan, designed motor only 15/1000ths of an inch in diameter.
Linus Pauling
Title
Linus Pauling
Format
photograph: print
Description
Pauling Papers.
Linus Pauling speaking at a peace rally
Title
Linus Pauling speaking at a peace rally
Format
photograph: print
Description
Pauling Papers.
Linus Pauling speaking at a peace rally
Title
Linus Pauling speaking at a peace rally
Format
photograph: print
Description
Pauling Papers.
Artist’s rendering of student houses
Title
Artist’s rendering of student houses
Format
photograph: negative
Series
Campus and Student Life
Henry M. Robinson Laboratory of Astrophysics, south facade.
Title
Henry M. Robinson Laboratory of Astrophysics, south facade.
Format
photograph: print
Series
Academic Divisions
Description
Built in 1932 and named in honor of Henry M. Robinson, Caltech trustee from 1907 to 1937. The observation dome on the roof is a 1:10 scale model of the dome of the Palomar Observatory. The cast-stone sun below honors the work of George Ellery Hale in solar astronomy.
William G. Kerckhoff Laboratories of the Biological Sciences.
Title
William G. Kerckhoff Laboratories of the Biological Sciences.
Format
photograph: print
Series
Campus and Student Life
Description
The gift of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kerckhoff, the building was built in three stages in 1928, 1939, and 1948. This view shows the Moorish style pavilion at the west end near Wilson Avenue.
Norman Horowitz and ohers
Title
Norman Horowitz and ohers
Format
photograph: print
Series
Academic Divisions
Description
Norman Horowitz is on the far right.
Thomas Lauritsen
Title
Thomas Lauritsen
Format
photograph: negative
Series
Academic Divisions
Thomas Lauritsen
Title
Thomas Lauritsen
Format
photograph: negative
Series
Academic Divisions
Albert Ruddock, Royal Sorensen and Jesse Dumond
Title
Albert Ruddock, Royal Sorensen and Jesse Dumond
Format
photograph: print
Series
Administration
William R. Sears with Theodore von Karman
Title
William R. Sears with Theodore von Karman
Format
photograph: print
Thomas Lauritsen
Title
Thomas Lauritsen
Format
photograph: negative
Series
Academic Divisions
Dabney Hall, west façade.
Title
Dabney Hall, west façade.
Format
photograph: print
Series
Campus and Student Life
Description
Dabney Hall was built in 1928, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dabney.
Aerial view of the campus
Title
Aerial view of the campus
Format
photograph: print
Series
Campus and Student Life
Description
Campus Aerial Views.
Marjorie Caserio
Title
Marjorie Caserio
Format
photograph: negative
Series
Academic Divisions
Description
Shown here with her husband, Fred. She was a postdoctoral fellow with J. D. Roberts and coauthor of Roberts and Caserio textbook. Chemistry.
Painting of the Hale Telescope at Palomar Observatory
Title
Painting of the Hale Telescope at Palomar Observatory
Format
photograph: negative
Series
Fine Art
Description
Painting is by J.D. Crimi. Presented to Dr. John Anderson by Perry Githens, editor of Popular Science Magazine.