University of Chicago. Yerkes Observatory. Logbooks and Notebooks 1892-1988

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University of Chicago. Yerkes Observatory. Logbooks and Notebooks 1892-1988

The collection contains logbooks and observations notebooks compiled by astronomers at the Yerkes Observatory. The majority of notebooks date from 1892 to 1947, though All the notebooks are in excellent condition and their information is very accessible.

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Ross, Frank Elmore

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Yerkes Observatory, located in Williams Bay, Wisconsin, is a facility of the University of Chicago's Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics. The observatory opened in 1897 as the joint creation of three founders: William Rainey Harper, the first president of the University of Chicago; Professor George E. Hale, the observatory’s first director; and Charles T. Yerkes, a wealthy Chicago businessman who provided funds for the erection of the observatory building. On the shores of Lake...

Hale, George Ellery, 1868-1938

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Frost, Edwin Brant, 1866-1935

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