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photographic paper photography (process) Looking NW at Hale before 1910. A lady is seated by the rock wall in the foreground. This looks very much as though it was taken the same day as 12-5 although the top floor gable window has been opened. The woman shown here could be the same person as in 12-5. She is Katharine Kalene who attended C.U. in 1907-08 and 1908-09 but who is not listed as an alumnus. The 1908 Yearbook carries her signature on pg. 32 listing her as a stenographer working with the secretary to the University. Note the hanging lamp beautifully silhouetted in the second main floor window from the right. This shows the original configuration of the south ground floor doors and windows before the entrance was remodeled in 1910. There are two doorways reached by sunken steps. One is partially hidden by the tree. Between are two regular windows and a narrow slot window. Projecting downward out of the slot is a box out of which comes a U-shaped metal bracket. This is probably for a heliostat for physics. The U-shaped bracket carried a mirror which was rotated by a clockwork to "follow the sun" and provide a beam of sunlight in a laboratory for optical studies. The angle support is parallel to the earth's axis of rotation. Below the window is a stout shelf with angle supports which held auxiliary stationary mirrors and partially visible is a wooden table on which is mounted another mirror frame. Windows in the near ground floor have shutters closed. This may have been the optics lab. See 12-8 also.</div>
1890/1909
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