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Astronomy

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National Historic Landmark Ceremony for the 24-inch Clark Telescope, June 14, 1966

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CreatorLowell ObservatorySubjectLowell Observatory24-inch Clark TelescopeAstronomyCeremoniesDescriptionNational Historic Landmark Ceremony for the 24-inch Clark Telescope. Lowell Observatory astronomers used the Clark to study the planets, stars, and other astronomical objects. Remarks by Roger Lowell Putnam, Howard Strickland, John Hall, Rollin Wheeler, Laura Runke, Virgil Gillenwater, and Harold Colton.Audio Length00:31:50Date Original1966-06-14Date Range1960s (1960-1969)TypeSound- NonmusicalOriginal FormatAudio filesLanguageEnglishContributing InstitutionLowell Observatory ArchivesCollectionSelections from the Lowell Observatory ArchivesSubcollectionAudiovisual CollectionRights StatementThis object is property of the Lowell Observatory Archives. Any public use requires the written permission of the Lowell Observatory Archives. Contact us at http://www2.lowell.edu/Research/library/

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City or TownFlagstaffGeographic FeatureLowell ObservatoryCountyCoconino CountyStateArizonaCountryUnited States

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IdentifierM116-2Date Digitized2017Digital FormatMP3File Size6.6 MB

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National Historic Landmark Ceremony for the 24-inch Clark Telescope, June 14, 1966