Fraser, Thomas E.
Thomas E. Fraser was the foreman at the Lick Homestead, home of James Lick (1796-1876) in San Jose. He was in charge, with Trustee Captain Richard S. Floyd, of the construction of the Lick Observatory, then the most powerful telescope in the world.
From the guide to the Thomas E. Fraser journal, 1880-1887, 1880-1887, (American Philosophical Society)
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