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File:Ladd Observatory hallway.tif

Summary

Photographer	English: Ladd Observatory    Native name Ladd Observatory Parent institution Brown University Location Providence Coordinates 41° 50′ 20″ N, 71° 23′ 57″ W   Established 1891 Website brown.edu/ladd  Authority file : Q6469295 VIAF: 148140154 LCCN: no2008087665 NRHP: 93000583 WorldCat institution QS:P195,Q6469295 work for hire
Description	English: Hallway and transit telescope at Ladd Observatory, Brown University.
Depicted place	English: Ladd Observatory
Date	English: pre-1896
Collection	English: Brown University Library    Native name Brown University Library Parent institution Brown University Location Providence Coordinates 41° 49′ 34″ N, 71° 24′ 12″ W   Website https://library.brown.edu Authority file : Q22341583 VIAF: 153541430 LCCN: n81029638 J9U: 987007259020805171 WorldCat institution QS:P195,Q22341583
Current location	English: From the special collections of the John Hay Library
Accession number	English: Plate #2 from Ladd Observatory records
Source	English: Scan of archival photograph, work for hire

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