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Picture Item List

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Produced Thursday, 20 November, 2003. Latest update: 2008-07-18

Mr A.R. Hinks

2nd Order Differential Refraction Terms, Monthly Notices Vol 63 p138

CO/33/D.3.12

36 inch reflector, 1956-9

CO/18/D.3.12

36 inch telescope with 3 channel photometer, looking southwards

late 1950s

CO/11/D.3.12

36 inch Telescope, c.1956

CO/20/D.3.12

Adams J.C

PE/47/D.2.11

Adams J. C.

PE/54/D.2.11

AdamsJ. C., From 'Nature' October 14th 1886 (engraved by G.J. Stodart from a photograph by J.E. Mayall)

PE/62/Rare Books

Adams J. C., 1856

PE/81/Rare Books

Adams J. C., circa 1890

Library Room C

Photograph presented to F. J. M. Stratton of W.S. Adams

PE/16/D.2.11

Airy 1 Photograph, Negatives by Richard Sword

Plans of Allegheny Observatory, Allegheny City

Found in The Brickbuilder Vol 9 No 6 Plates 41 and 48

TOO/18/D.2.12

Arago D. F.

PE/78/Rare Books

Astronomy Related Portraits and Prints

TOO/37D.3.11

Membership certificate to the Astronomy Society of France, 1924

PE/31/D.2.11

Picture and text relating to Cambridge Observatory Expedition to Atafu

Island

EX/12/D.3.11

General Chart of Australia from the surveys of Captain Flinders, 1829

AMI/21/D.3.10

Baily F. President of the Royal Astronomy Society, c.1929

PE/35/D.2.11

Ball Robert

late 19th Century

PE/13/D.2.11

Ball R.

PE/55/D.2.11

Possibly the young Robert Ball? (studio portrait by Werner, 39 Grafton St. Dublin. In pencil on back 'Lady Ball, The Observatory'

PE/5/D.2.11

Ball R. S., 1894 portrait photograph by Fitzpatrick of Belfast

Library Room C

Balloon flights for Solar Granulation with Blackwell, Dewhirst, Dollfus at

Meudon, Paris

EX/15/D.3.11

The Globule, Barnard 335 seen through 90 inch reflector, 1970

AMI/9/D.3.11

Photograph of engraving of expedition to observe eclipse: Bekal

Observatory, Ceylon, 1871

EX/1/D.3.11

Two b/w photographs of Comet Bennett, 1970

Taken by William Granger

AMI/101/D.3.11

Bessel

PE/20/D.2.11

Bode J. E.

c.1800

PE/69/Rare Books

Bode J. E.

PE/80/Rare Books

The Star Spectroscope made by J. A. Brashear for Lick Observatory, Cal.

late 19th

TOO/7/D.2.12

Images from The Bruce Photographic Telescope, 1896

AMI/88/D.3.11

Cambridge Eclipse Expedition, Khartoum, 1952

EX/4/D.3.11

Cambridge Observatory Transit Circle, presumably in T. Cooke and Sons

Workshop, York 1870

CO/16/D.3.12

Cambridge University, Institute of Astronomy, Part II, 1996

GP/26/D.2.10

Cambridge University, Institute of Astronomy, 1996

GP/27

The Cambridge machine for measuring celestial photographs (see A.R. Hinks, MNRAS 61, 444)

CO/10/D.3.12

Aerial Photograph of Cambridge Observatories, Post 1960

CO/31/D.3.12

View looking South West from top of Cambridge Observatory, c.1900

CO/5/D.3.12

Plans of Cambridge Observatory, 1820s

CO/26/D.3.12

Exhibition of Rare Books from Cambridge Observatories Library

CO/12/D.3.12

Grating Spectroscope attached to the 25 inch equatorial of the Cambridge

Observatory

CO/39/D.3.12

Interior of Cambridge Solar Tunnel, c.1955

CO/46/D.3.12

Interior of Library (Cambridge Observatory)

CO/4/D.3.12

Early b/w photograph of South Front (Cambridge Observatory)

CO/3/D.3.12

(Cambridge)Observatory Building with Crane during construction of Royal Greenwich Observatory, 1989.

CO/22/D.3.12

(Cambridge) Observatory Building : roof refurbishment Aug/Sept 1991

Transit Circle in 1896 (Cambridge)

CO/30/D.3.12

Transit Circle of 1870 (Cambridge)taken c.1900

CO/3/D.3.12

Plan of artificial harbour for Cape May Roads, 1836

AMI/22/D.3.11

Cauchy A.

PE/41/D.2.11

Ceolostat house opened for afternoon observations shortly before autumnal

equinox

CO/34/D.3.12

A Cerro Tololo Schmidt print of the U.V. network of Nebulosity associated

with the Vela Pulsar and Super Nova Remnant, c.1970

AMI/5/D.3.11

Ceylon Eclipse Expedition, 1955

EX/7/D.3.11

Challis, James. Plumian Professor, 1874

PE/58/Rare Books

Challis James, c.1866

PE/66/Rare Books

Twenty Inch Equatorial of the Chamberlin Observatory, Denver Colorado.

Designed and built by G.N. Saemuller, Washington

TOO/30/D.2.12

Christmas Harbour, Kerguelen Island, 1840

AMI/15/D.3.10

Colburn Z., c.1813

PE/38/D.2.11

Comet Kohoutek, 1973

AMI/4/D.3.11

The Great Nebula in Orion, enlarged 7 times from the negative taken with 3

foot Reflector, Ealing by A. A. Common, 1883

AMI/85/D.3.11

The Nebula of Orion photographed by A. A. Common (3 Foot Reflector)1883

AMI/92/D.3.11

Conference of Compact Objects, 1973

GP/13/D.2.10

Approximately 8 inch Telescope in T. Cookes Workshop, York.

TOO/14/D.2.12

Telescope built by T. Cooke and Sons at York, 1891 (2 Photographs)

Mr Coopers Great Achromatic Telescope, Markree Ireland, 1834

TOO/11/D.2.12

Eldridge W.

Engraving of the temporary mounting of Coopers Achromatic Refracting

Telescope

TOO/10/D.2.12

Copernicus N. 1473-1543, c.1900

PE/19/D.2.10

Cosmic Ray Conference, 1968

GP/14/D.2.10

Crookes, W., c.1911

PE/8/D.2.11

Curtis Schmidt, Cerro Tololo, 1969, (2 Photographs)

Cygnus. Var 3, Range 18th -14th Magnitude. Period 416 days

AMI/2/D.3.11

Dandelin Pierre, 1848

PE/63/Rare Books

Darwin Mr. G. H.

PE/52/D.2.11

de Moivre Abra., 1736

PE/77/Rare Books

Drawings of the Dolland Transit Circle

CO/1/D.3.12

Great Dorpat Refractor, 1824

TOO/1/D.2.12

Photograph of Diffraction Spectrum taken by Professor Henry Draper,

University of New York, 1872

AMI/86/D.3.11

Photograph of the Dumb Bell Nebula 27th Vulpecule, 1888

AMI/78/D.3.11

Eclipse Expedition

Late 1930s

Photograph of Eclipse

AMI/83/D.3.11

Photograph of the totality of an eclipse

AMI/90/Rare Books

Broadsheets on Eclipses of 1715

AMI/11/D.3.11

A.S. Eddington outside front door at back end of the Institute building,1930

CO/17/D.3.12

Photographed by Miss W. Eddington

Eddington and Einstein at Cambridge Observatory, 1930

CO/40/D.3.12

Eddington, c.1925

PE/83/D.2.11

Copies of selected Eddington Manuscripts, c.1898-1933

EX/8/D.3.11

Euler, c.1900

PE/17/D.2.11

Map of Europe, c.1835

AMI/19/D.3.10

Flamsteed J., 1721

PE/70/Rare Books

Forsyth Scott R. Master of St Johns College, Cambridge, c.1913

PE/51/D.2.11

Foster Sir M. Secretary of the Royal Society 1881-1903, c.1900

PE/30/D.2.11

Galileo, c.1900

PE/21/D.2.11

House of Galileo, Pisa

TOO/13/D.2.12

Geikie A.

PE/28/D.2.11

Globular Clusters Conference, 1978

GP/9/D.2.10

Graham, Andrew

PE/86/D.2.11

Starr and Reginal

Andrew Graham, Chief Assistant of Observatory, c.1903

PE/2/D.2.11 (identical with PE/86/D.2.11)

Graph of water heights and times at the Island Coo-long-so, Amoy Harbour

AMI/57/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Acapulco

AMI/52/D.3.10

Graph of Heights of tides at Scilly Islands, 1835

AMI/12/D.3.11

Graph of High Water times and heights at St. Martins Cove, Hermit Isle,

Cape Horn, 1842

AMI/29/D.3.10

Graph of Plymouth Tidal Heights, 1834

AMI/18/D.3.10

Graph of Singapore Heights,1835

AMI/23/D.3.10

Graph of Tahiti Tides

AMI/63/D.3.11

Graph of Tidal heights at Port Essington

AMI/28/D.3.10

Graph of tidal heights of Depuck Island, c.1840

AMI/16/D.3.10

Graph of water height and times at Rat Island

AMI/31/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and tides at Realejo

AMI/41/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and time at Island of Puna

AMI/44/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Bay of Islands, New Zealand, High

Water

AMI/68/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Black Island, Baton Island and Sand

Island

AMI/61/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Bon Island

AMI/62/D.3.11

Graph of water heights and times at Callao

AMI/49/D.3.11

Graph of water heights and times at Cape Upstart, New South Wales

AMI/34/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Circular Head, Bass' Strait

AMI/65/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at East Wallaby Island, 1840

AMI/72/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Hong Kong, Patchusan and Santubon

AMI/56/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Kents' Group, Bass' Strait

AMI/35/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at King George's Sound

AMI/36/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Lighthouse Port Phillip

AMI/38/D.3.11

Graph of water heights and times at New Ireland (Carterets Harbour)

AMI/58/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Nicoya (Island of St Lucas)

AMI/43/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Panama Bay, Port Victoria, Nerah Bay

and Punta Piedra

AMI/55/D.3.11

Graph of water heights and times at Panama

AMI/45/D.3.11

Graph of water heights and times at Port Adelaide

AMI/40/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Port Dalrymple

AMI/66/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Port Essington

AMI/64/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Port Refuge, Bass' Strait

AMI/37/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at River Columbia

AMI/53/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at San Francisco

AMI/54/D.3.11

Graph of water heights and times at Sitka

AMI/59/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at South Eastern end of Preservation

Island, Bank's Strait

AMI/39/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Swan River

AMI/30/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Tahiti (Island of Motuta)

AMI/42/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at the Bay of Magdalena

AMI/51/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at the Feegee Islands (Nukulan)

AMI/60/D.3.11

Graph of water heights and times at Three Hummock Island, Hunters Isles,

Bass' Strait

AMI/67/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times at Western Port, Bass' Strait

AMI/93/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times of Port Bowen

AMI/33/D.3.10

Graph of water heights and times of the south side of Swan Island, Bank's

Strait

AMI/32/D.3.10

Graph of water heights at St Martins Cove

AMI/50/D.3.10

Graph regarding Eastern Coast of England, 1835

AMI/13/D.3.10

Graph regarding Eastern Coast of Scotland, 1834

AMI/14/D.3.10

Graph regarding Plymouth, 1837

AMI/17/D.3.10

Graph relating to Coast of Scotland

AMI/25/D.3.10

Graph relating to Plymouth, 1834

AMI/26/D.3.10

Graph showing range of tides at Plymouth, 1834

AMI/70/D.3.10

Graph showing range of tides at Singapore and Plymouth

AMI/69/D.3.10

Graph showing range of tides at Singapore Heights, 1835

AMI/71/D.3.10

Graph showing range of tides near Eastern England, 1835

AMI/24/D.3.10

Graphs showing heights of high water Portugal and America, 1835

AMI/20/D.3.10

W.H. Steavenson, photograph with Greenwich 28-inch refractor, c.1927

TOO/24/D.2.12

Grosser Refractor at the Astrophysics Observatory, Potsdam

TOO/9/D.2.12

The Gum Nebula

AMI/8/D.3.11

Hadley J.

PE/79/Rare Books

Seymour Thomas S.

Portrait of George Hale with letter from R.A. Gregory (Nature), 1933

PE/1/D.2.11

Stereoscopic photograph of Lunar crater Copernicus with letter from Hale

to Newall, 1920

TOO/27/D.2.12

Halley, 1712

PE/85/Rare Books

The Orbits of Halley's Biela's and Encke's Comets compared with those of

the planets.

AMI/1/D.3.11

Hartness Turret Telescope, Springfield Vermont, c.1935

TOO/4/D.2.12

Nebula taken through the Harvard Refractor

TOO/22/D.2.12

Henry, Andrews, c.1800

PE/59/Rare Books

Herschel Caroline Lucretia, 1829

PE/68/Rare Books

Herschel Dr., 1814

PE/74/Rare Books

Herschel J. F. W., 1835

PE/75/Rare Books

Herschel J., 1875

PE/76/Rare Books

Herschel W.

PE/72/Rare Books

Herschels 20ft reflecting telescope 1794

TOO/16/D.2.12

Discovery of Herschels 40ft mirror at Slough and Engraving of original 40

ft telescope. 1927 (photograph)

TOO/2/D.2.12

Steavenson, W. H.

Original Negatives of Herschel Instruments at Slough

TOO/23/D.2.12

Herstmonceux Conference, c.1976

GP/22/D.2.10

Hevelius, c.1900

PE/14/D.2.11

Hipparchus c.100BC-127BC, c.1900

PE/18/D.2.10

Huggins W.

PE/56/D.2.11

The [Huggins] twin equatorial

Reproduced from: Chambers 'Handbook of Descriptive and Practical Astronomy' 4th ed. Volume 2 (1890) in the Library at E.29.1

CO/52-D.3.12

Huyghens, c.1900

PE/23/D.2.11

Institute of Astronomy Infra-red Conference, 1969

GP/24/D.2.10

Institute of Astronomy Staff and Summer Visitors, 1970

GP/25/D.2.10

Institute of Astronomy W. Fowler 60th Birthday Meeting on Massive Objects,

1971

GP/23/D.2.10

Institute of Astronomy Staff and Summer Visitors, 1974. Photo by Edward Leigh

E.27.1

Photographed by Sword R.

Institute of Astronomy, 1986

CO/23/D.3.12

Institute of Astronomy Telescopes and Domes, 1991

CO/42/D.3.11

Institute of Astronomy, 1996

GP/2/D.2.10

Institute of Astronomy : Official Opening of the Lecture Theatre

10th November 1999

CO/49/D.3.12

Institute of Astronomy : ‘Making Light of Gravity’ conference, 2002

E.27.1

Institute of Astronomy : ‘The Quest for a Concordance Cosmology and Beyond’ conference, 5-9 July 2004 (to commemorate 300 years of the Plumian Professorship).

E.27.1

Institute of Astronomy : ‘Starbursts – from 30 Doradus to Lyman Break Galaxies’ conference, 6-10 September 2004.

E.27.1

Institute of Astronomy : ‘Mass and Mystery in the Local Group’ conference, 18-22 July 2005 (to commemorate the 70^th birthday of Professor Donald Lynden-Bell)

E.27.1

Institute of Astronomy : ‘Planet-Disc Connection’ conference, 17-21 July 2006

E.27.1

Institute of Astronomy : ‘Unsolved problems in stellar physics’ conference in honour of Douglas Gough, 2-6 July 2007

E.27.1

Institute of Astronomy : ‘Putting gravity to work: From black holes to galaxy clusters’ conference in honour of Andy Fabian, 21-25 July 2008

E.27.1

Aerial photograph of Institute of Astronomy

CO/1/D.3.12

Institute of Theoretical Astronomy, c. 1960s

CO/13/D.3.12

Staff Members of the Institute of Theoretical Astronomy, 1967

GP/16/D.2.10

International Spectroscopy Conference, Bonn, 1913

GP/3/D.2.10

2nd Conference of International Union for Co-operation in Solar Research,

Oxford, 1905

GP/4/D.2.10

3rd Conference of International Union for Co-operation in Solar Research,

Meudon Paris, 1907

GP/18/D.2.10

Photographs of Iron Arc Spectrum

AMI/80/D.3.11

Jackson H. Professor of Greek at Trinity College

PE/44/D.2.11

Photographs relating to Cambridge Eclipse Expedition to Japan

EX/16/Rare Books

Jean-Baptiste Joseph, c.1803

PE/65/Rare Books

Jebb R. C. (1841-1905)

PE/27/D.2.11

Engraved by Sargent, J. S

Francis Jenkinson, Librarian of Cambridge University

PE/4/D.2.11

Johnston Stoney D. G., late 19th Century

PE/11/D.2.11

Kepler, c.1900

PE/15/D.2.11

H.C. Key

Observations in London by H.C. Key, 1837

EX/5/D.3.11

Photographed by Mathews H. E.

36 inch Equatorial, Lick Observatory, 1886

TOO/29/D.2.12

Lick Observatory Library late 1900s

TOO/6/D.2.12

Plane Crash at Lick Observatory, 1939

TOO/28/D.2.12

The Meridian Instrument, Lick Observatory, Mount Hamilton, near San Jose

1888 (1 Photograph)

Linfoot E. H. John Couch Adams Astronomer, 1967

PE/84/D.2.11

Liveing, Professor of Chemistry at Cambridge University, c.1912

PE/43/D.2.11

Lockyer Miss W. L.

Lockyer Mr Norman

PE/7/D.2.11

Plans of Solar Tunnel at Cambridge Solar Outstation in Malta

CO/47/D.3.12

Mason Rev. A. J., 1915

PE/12/D.2.11

Maurin

PE/45/D.2.11

Maxwell James Clerk, 1881

PE/64/Rare Books

Hut south of Newall Telescope with McClean Solar Equipment, 1911

CO/36/D.3.12

Nebula Messier No. 8, 1970

AMI/94/D.3.11

Michelson Prof A. A., early 20th Century

PE/9/D.2.11

The Southern Milky Way, c.1970

AMI/6/D.3.11

3 Photographs of the Moon taken by brothers Paul and Prosper Henry

(Telescope Makers), Paris Observatory, 1890

AMI/98/D.3.11

Photographs of Moon and Jupiter with explanatory text, 1894

AMI/76/D.3.11

Specimen Sheet (one of only 4 published) of a 5 x 5 area of the Moon's

surface on a large scale, mid 19th Century

AMI/97/D.3.11

Various Photographs of Moon and Nebulae, 1902-1910

AMI/91/Rare Books

Album of photographs relating to the Mount Wilson Solar Observatory and

scenery. c.1908

TOO/35/D.2.12

Photograph of Moon by Mount Wilson 100inch Telescope Mount Wilson)c.1920s

AMI/82/D.3.11

NATO, ARW Cosmical Magnetism Conference, 1993

GP/1/D.2.10

NATO ASI Close Binaries Conference, 1983

GP/7/D.2.10

NATO ASI Normal Galaxies, 1980

GP/11/D.2.10

NATO ASI on Supernovae, 1981

GP/10/D.2.10

NATO Conference, Late 1980s

GP/15/D.2.10

NATO Conference, 1980s

GP/17/D.2.10

NATO Cooling Flows Conference, 1987

GP/6/D.2.10

NATO Quasar Conference, 1977

GP/12/D.2.10

Newall Dome and Pavillion, c.1906

CO/2/D.3.12

Newall H. F. (reproduction print of portrait by Fiddes-Watt c. 1930)

PE/34/D.2.11

Newall H. F. (original oil painting by Fiddes-Watt c. 1930)

Observatory Room G

Newall Professor and Mrs, 1922 (taken by door of Madingley Rise)

PE/32/D.2.11

Newall Professor and Mrs, (twin portrait photographs)

PE/32/D.2.11

Newall's Coach and Horses (open top carriage)

CO/8/D.3.12

Newall's Coach and Horses (closed carriage)

CO/8/D.3.12

Corner of Madingley Rise

Newall's House built 1890. Photograph taken early 20th Century.

CO/6/D.3.12

Newall's Telescope, Ferndene, Gateshead

TOO/19/D.2.12

Dewhurst

Newall's Telescope tested in Gateshead, 1989

Demolition of Newall Dome with 25inch Refractor, 1957

CO/43/D.3.12

Interior of Newall Telescope, view from East

CO/37A/D.3.12

CO/37B/D.3.12

Early Drawings of Moon etc from observing through Mr Newall's telescope at

Gateshead by Henry Holiday, 1870-71

AMI/3/D.3.11

Ordnance Survey (25 inch) of Obsevatory with MS annotations by H. F.

Newall locating the Solar Physics Observatory, 1903

CO/24/D.3.12

Newton, I., engraved 1677

PE/37/D.2.11

Newton I., print (after Kneller 1689) 1867

Library Annex

Newall telescope dome with original Northumberland dome to one side (taken some time before 1934)

CO/7/D.3.12

Exterior of Northumberland dome

(from pl. VIII of G.B. Airy 'Account of the Northumberland Equatoreal and dome attached to the Cambridge Observatory' Cambridge University Press, 1844)

Rare Books E.10.5

The Spectrum of Nova Gem., 1912

AMI/84/D.3.11

Plans of various international Observatories, c.1829

TOO/17/D.2.12

Possible competition design for an observatory

TOO/36/D.2.12

Amateur Private Observatory at Ochtertyre, Scotland

Late 19th Century

TOO/39/D.2.12

Oort Centenary Meeting, Leiden April, 2000 : group photograph, 2000

GP/28/D.2.10

Nebula in Orion, 1884

AMI/77/D.3.11

Single Map of Nebulae etc. in Orion, c.1930

AMI/95/D.3.11

Chart of the Pacific Ocean, 1845

AMI/73/D.3.10

Paris Observatory

TOO/31/D.2.12

Part II Astrophysics, 1998-9

GP/19/D.2.10

Pattinson H.L.

PE/40/D.2.11

Perfect W.

1803

PE/73/Rare Books

Perpetual Mechanical Calendar

TOO/8/D.2.12

Piazzi G., 1826?

PE/36/D.2.11

Piazzi J., 1746

PE/71/Rare Books

Various Planets and Nebula as seen with a Newtonian Equatorial of 13

inches Aperture 1856

AMI/79/D.3.11

Post Recombination Universe Conference, 1987

GP/8/D.2.10

Eclipse Expedition, Pulgaon, India, 1898

EX/2/D.3.11

Radcliffe Observatory Photographs of Nebula, 1954

TOO/26/D.2.12

Ramsden Dr. J., Painted 1791

PE/39/D.2.11

Lord Rayleigh, 3rd Baron and Mathematician ad Physician at Trinity

College, Cambridge

PE/42/ D.2.11

Preparations for eclipse expedition. Redman in foreground and T. Arthur in

background with single mirror siderostat, 1936 Japan

EX/10/D.3.11

Celestial Photographs by Isaac Roberts

end of 19th Century

AMI/81/D.3.11

Photograph of Stars in Cygnus by Isaac Roberts, 1887

AMI/87/D.3.11

Romer, c.1900

PE/22/D.2.11

Lord Rosse (William Parsons), mid 19th Century

PE/3/D.2.11

Ingham M. F.

Sequence of photographs taken during the construction of the Royal

Greenwich Observatory Building, 1988-9

CO/21/D.3.12

Photograph of eclipse expedition with 4th Earl of Rosse, Late 19th Century

EX/13/D.3.11

Birley O.

Portrait photograph of Lord Rutherford, 1932

PE/25/D.2.11

2M Universal Reflecting Telescope at the Karl Schwarzchild Observatory,

TOO/5/D.2.12

Microphotographs of the focal images of the 15-18 inch Schmidt Cassegrain

Telescope at St. Andrews University Observatory, 1955-60

AMI/99/D.3.10

Sheepshanks Mr. R.

PE/50/D.2.11

Sheepshanks Mr R.

PE/67/Rare Books

Sheepshanks Telescope

First half of 20th Century

CO/32/D.3.12

Sheepshanks Telescope, 1898-1959 various views

CO/9/D.3.12

The tube of the Sheepshanks Telescope, disconnected at the elbow to show the mounting of the flat

CO/35/D.3.12

Short Sunderland Flying Boat, 1955

EX/9/D.3.11

Siderostat removed from Cambridge Hut in 1989 and stored at Lords Bridge

CO/38/D.3.12

Photographed by Mr V.M. Slipher Various Spectra, 1904

TOO/21/D.2.12

Smeaton John, 1790

PE/60/Rare Books

SN 1987a AAT photograph and astrometry due to David Malin and Graeme White

AMI/100/D.3.11

Solar Corona, 1956

TOO/20/D.2.12

Solar Leeman Photographs, 1918

AMI/89/D.3.11

Solar Physics Observatory

First half of 20th Century

CO/41/D.3.11

Solar Physics Observatory, c.1910

CO/19/D.3.12

Solar Physics Observatory, c.1926

CO/15/D.3.12

36 inch Reflector in Solar Physics Observatory, South Kensington, c.1911

CO/45/D.3.12

36 inch telescope at the Solar Physics Observatory, Cambridge, c.1930

CO/29/D.3.12

The team of the total eclipse of the sun, Solar Physics Observatory

Expedition to Japan, 1936

EX/14/D.3.11

Photographed by E. W. Tattersall

The Solar Physics Observatory, Cambridge, c.1913

CO/28/D.3.12

Spectoral Plates in region of 4250, 1911

CO/44/D.3.12

Spectrograph for Eclipse expedition, c1920/30s

TOO/33/D.2.12

Diagram of spectrometer made in 1959 in observatory workshop

CO/48/D.3.12

Mr Stanley's Retirement, 1953/4

GP/5/D.2.10

Coloured Illustrations of Stella Spectra, c.1870

AMI/96/D.3.11

The 90 inch reflector of Steward Observatory at its Kitt Peak Station, 1969

AMI/7/D.3.11

Stockholm IAU, 1938

GP/21/D.3.12

Mr F.J.M. Stratton at Japan Eclipse, c.1936

EX/11/D.3.11

Total Eclipse photograph sent from Royal Observatory Greenwich to F.J.M.

Stratton at Caius College, 1920/30s

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Struve F. G. W., c.1857

PE/87/D.2.11

Geometrical landscape with tables of relative altitudes from River Thames

to principal edifices, 1828

AMI/27/D.3.10

Photographed by Sword R.

The Three Mirror Telescope, Institute of Astronomy, 1991

CO/51/D.3.12

Address to Sir Joseph John Thomson, 1936

PE/33/D.2.11

Thompson J.J., 1924

PE/53/D.2.11

Thomson J. J., 1922

PE/26/D.2.11

Thomson J. J., 1913

PE/61/Rare Books

Tycho Brahe, c.1900

PE/24/D.2.11

Unidentified Graphs

AMI/75/D.3.10

Unidentified Group Photographs

GP/20/D.2.10

Unidentified Portraits from upstairs

PE/82/Rare Books

Unidentified Portraits

PE/46/D.2.11

Unidentified Refractor, Late 19th Century

TOO/38/D.2.12

The Victoria Telescope at the Cape Observatory, c.1897

TOO/15/D.2.12

Vince Samuel, Plumian Professor of Astronomy, University of Cambridge,c.1821

PE/57/Rare Books

Von Kluber Expedition, Sweden,1954

EX/3/D.3.11

Contact copy of original plate showing Eclipse seen on Von Kluber Lapland

expedition

EX/5/D.3.11

Wallace A. R., 1916

PE/6/D.2.11

Ward J. Professor of Mental Philosophy and Logic at University of Cambridge

PE/29/D.2.11

Spectrograph from Warner Observatory, Rochester, New York, c.1900

TOO/32/D.2.12

Various charts of the world to accompany Mr Whewells paper on the Tides,

c.1831

AMI/74/D.3.10

W.H. Steavenson photographed with the Yerkes 40 inch telescope, 1928

TOO/25/D.2.12 (Steavenson)

TOO/25/D.2.12 (Unknown astronomer)

Prism Spectrograph on 40 inch Refractor, Yerkes

TOO/34/D.2.12

Photographs of the Moon and Nebulae from Yerkes Observatory taken by

Ritchley, Barnard et al., c.1900 (6 Photographs and 2 Mounts of text)

Provenance: Given to Sir H. Jeffreys

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