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photographic paper photography (process) This badly broken negative shows the brick house that was the Anatomy building from the northwest. The view is closely identical to 1-1 and 1-2 even to size of newly planted trees near the building which have more foliage here than in 1-1 and 1-2. A clothesline loaded with drying clothes is visible in the yard of the house to the right of and behind the Anatomy building. This house and yard would be about where the U.M.C. fountain stands today. The electrical wires running to the building from the left are visible -they go to a piece of wood like a 2x4 mounted about the band of bricks that meets the sills of the second floor windows. However the transformer-like device of 1-1 and 1-2 below the brick band is missing although the two pieces of wood on which it was mounted are visible. This picture was probably taken within a year or two of 1898.</div>
1899/1900
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