Aerial view of trenches and dugouts in an unidentified location of France, during World War I

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  Aerial view of an unidentified location, with trenches, during World War I

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  Aerial photograph of military trenches in an unidentified location, during World War I. Note in the hand of Grace Burke Hubble on verso: "EPH Huntington Library". Several notations are on the photograph: in the upper left-hand corner is "35 AE.0.79"; to the right, is "Wood 62[degrees] E. 3C; near the bottom of the photograph, on the left-hand side, "Brisband Trench" is labelled.

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  Aerial photograph of Cantigny, France, after it was destroyed in World War I

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  Aerial photograph of the shelled village of Cantigny, France. Note in the hand of Grace Burke Hubble on verso: "World War I, EPH Huntington Library". Written on the photograph in the upper left-hand corner is: 10 CS. SPA 42. B391. Cantigny. 28.5.18 - 7H 500 m. The photograph shows the destroyed village of Cantigny, with smoke rising from the ground.

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  Aerial view of Spesutie Island, Maryland

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  Aerial view of Spesutie Island, and the grounds used by Edwin Powell Hubble for ballistics experiments and testing. Note in the hand of Grace Burke Hubble: "From the air, Spesutie Island, and the bridge over the Narrows, World War II, experiment ground used by EPH (Also penciled drawings on back) under snow. Huntington Library. Haunted House [Hubbles' residence on Spesutie Island] at bridge's end as it touches the island."

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  Liquid splash formation, U.S. Army Ballistic Research Laboratory

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  Liquid splash formation, Ballistics Research Laboratory. Note in the hand of Grace Burke Hubble on verso: "EPH BRL Huntington Library Collection".

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  Replica of Sir Isaac Newton's telescope on top of a book entitled:Contributions from Mount Wilson Observatory

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  Replica of Sir Isaac Newton's telescope sitting on top of a book, Contributions from Mount Wilson Observatory. Photographer Edison R. Hoge. Note in the hand of Grace (Burke) Hubble: "Replica of Sir Isaac Newton's Telescope made for Festival of Britain [1951]. Given to EPH (see correspondence, Admiralty, HL Coll)."

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  Viewing and camera equipment, U.S. Army Ballistic Laboratory

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  Viewing and camera equipment at the U.S. Army Ballistic Laboratory. Note in the hand of Grace Burke Hubble: "EPH, Huntington Library Collection."

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