Figure 1. Hale (left, reclining) and Ellerman (right, seated) on Mount Wilson. Photograph taken around 1907. Image courtesy of the OCISCHL. More

Figure 2. Left panel: A photograph of the heliomicrometer Louise Ware used in the MWO office in Pasadena. Each lens of the telescope is four inches in diameter; the eyepiece is at the side of the far end of the telescope. (Photograph from Hale, “The Heliomicrometer.” (n.38)) Center panel: A ph... More

Figure 3. Photograph of some of the MWO staff taken in 1917 in front of the MWO office building in Pasadena. The arrow is pointing at Louise Ware, who is in a dark jacket with a tie, seventh person from the right in the front row of standing persons. Charles St. John is the second person standing ... More

Figure 4. Jennie Belle Lasby (far right) with three as-yet unidentified women on Mount Wilson during the Fourth International Union for Co-operation in Solar Research held at Mount Wilson Observatory in 1910. (Photograph from Phoebe Waterman Haas Photo Album [Digital Scans], NASM.2015.0045, Nation... More

Figure 5. Logbook entry for the 60-inch telescope when Lasby carried out her first observation. Lasby observed with Adams on May 29, 1912 (name circled). (Photograph taken by author of the 60-inch telescope logbook, MWOLB, Box 1, Folder 1.) More

Figure 6. Photograph taken at the Library of MWO in Pasadena during Albert Einstein’s visit to MWO in 1931. From left: Milton Humason, Edwin Powell Hubble, Charles St. John, Albert A. Michelson (visitor from the University of Chicago and Nobel Laureate), Albert Einstein, William W. Campbell (forme... More

Figure 1. Humane Society’s Christina Webb Shelter, Birmingham, Ala., Public Library Archive. More

Figure 2. Humane Society worker with possible “salvage dog,” Birmingham, Ala., Public Library Archive. More