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09/11/09
Pt. Lobos Marine Exchange Octagon
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09/17/09
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03/16/20
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monterey morrissey
Re: Pt. Lobos Marine Exchange Octagon
09/17/09 - posted by
Judy H.
Thanks John. I've got that printed out and in the files. The picture shows the larger of the two telescopes in our collection. The smaller one will be the one going on display; it is about 8' long. Here's an image from the NPS Web Catalog:
http://www.museum.nps.gov/safr/vfpcgi.exe?IDCFile=/safr/DETAILM.IDC,SPECIFIC=9966,DATABASE=53826123,
There's some great early photos of the goings-on at the Maritime Museum on the SFPL website.
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