File:University of Virginia West Range + Anatomical Theatre ca. 1890.jpg

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Deutsch: University of Virginia: Eine der frühen Photographien des West Range mit Hotel A (links, leicht verdeckt), im Hintergrund die Rotunda, ganz links das 1938 abgerissene Anatomische Theater, rechts hinter den Arkaden des West Range die Rückseite von Pavillon III (erkennbar vor allem der Schornstein)
English: University of Virginia: The West Range (part of the

designed by Thomas Jefferson) with the Rotunda; at the very left the Anatomical Theatre (also designed by Thomas Jefferson).

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Title: "West Range and Med Hall"
(...)
Comments: Early Amateur KODAK view of the University of Virginia
Image Filename: prints16052

Accession Number: RG/30/1/3.931
Date circa 1890
date QS:P,+1890-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source University of Virginia Visual History Collection
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edited (contrast and brightness of image parts etc.) by Ibn Battuta
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author died more than 70 years ago


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