NOT MERE FEMININE CURIOSITY—But astronomers in the making. Here we see the Astronomer-Royal, Sir Frank Dyson, watching students at work with the Royal Artillery Telescope which was first installed at Wool wich in 1873 and which has, on the recommendation of the Astronomer-Royal, been presented to the new observatory at the Bedford College for Women, in Regent's Park. Sir Frank Dyson performed the opening ceremony at the new observatory.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 962, 3 May 1930, Page 21
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69NOT MERE FEMININE CURIOSITY—But astronomers in the making. Here we see the Astronomer-Royal, Sir Frank Dyson, watching students at work with the Royal Artillery Telescope which was first installed at Wool wich in 1873 and which has, on the recommendation of the Astronomer-Royal, been presented to the new observatory at the Bedford College for Women, in Regent's Park. Sir Frank Dyson performed the opening ceremony at the new observatory. Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 962, 3 May 1930, Page 21
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