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photographic paper photography (process) This shows the west stands of Gamble Field. The old medical school building is in back of the stands. Note the tents, etc. at right. This shows the center two-story part of the old medical was built in 1884 and the west wing which was added in 1898. The whole building was torn down in 1955 when the University Memorial Center was constructed. The nature of the purpose of the athletic event can't be determined, and the purpose of the tents is not clear. The large crowd suggests football; the tents don't show in 2-4 and 2-5, the 1902 Nebraska game, so the tents may be a development after 1902. When 14-1 is printed with a very great over exposure one can see the peak of a tent outside the window --which would be toward the south end of the Gamble Field west stands. 14-1 is clearly dated as February 1893 which is before Gamble Field was developed.

Title

Athletic Field

Institution

University of Colorado Boulder Libraries
Location	Boulder , United States of America
Website	www.colorado.edu/libraries
Authority file	: Q58036452 VIAF: 261879615 LCCN: no2013044505 J9U: 987007427231605171 WorldCat

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photograph, Boulder

Date

1893/1903

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Plains to Peaks Collective

Author

Brackett, J. Raymond

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photographic paper photography (process) This shows the west stands of Gamble Field. The old medical school building is in back of the stands. Note the tents, etc. at right. This shows the center two-story part of the old medical was built in 1884 and the west wing which was added in 1898. The whole building was torn down in 1955 when the University Memorial Center was constructed. The nature of the purpose of the athletic event can't be determined, and the purpose of the tents is not clear. The large crowd suggests football; the tents don't show in 2-4 and 2-5, the 1902 Nebraska game, so the tents may be a development after 1902. When 14-1 is printed with a very great over exposure one can see the peak of a tent outside the window --which would be toward the south end of the Gamble Field west stands. 14-1 is clearly dated as February 1893 which is before Gamble Field was developed. (English)

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retrieved: 17 May 2022