Pruett, J. Hugh (James Hugh), 1886-1955
Person
Found in 54 Collections and/or Records:
Mrs. Andrews Comet of 1882, 1882
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Identifier: PH266_03
Peltier's Comet, July 29, 1936, 1936
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Identifier: PH266_04
Peltier's Comet, photographed July 16, not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_19
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Port Orford meteorite fragment [Smithsonian], not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_24
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[Portraits of four undientified women], not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_47
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Pruett in den; Pruett in doctor's robes with 10" scope, not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_14
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not yet assigned
James Hugh Pruett papers
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Identifier: Ax 091
Abstract
J. Hugh Pruett (1865-1955) was an educator and an amateur astronomer who passionately tracked Northwest meteors, built and operated the Evergreen Observatory in his home in Eugene, taught astronomy classes through the University of Oregon Extension for thirty years, served as Pacific Coast director for the American Meteor Society, and wrote articles for astronomy journals. The collection contains correspondence, articles and manuscripts of articles, an Evergreen Observatory visitor...
Dates:
1887-1954
Register-Guard telescope pictures, not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_16
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[Snapshots of Hope Pruett, with microscope], not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_41
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Star of Bethlehem: 1926 letter from Am. Mus. Nat'l History, NYC, NY, 1926
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Identifier: PH266_27
Star of Bethlehem: 1926 letter from Franklin Institute, Phila, PA, 1926
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Identifier: PH266_26
Sunrise eclipse [eclipse and viewing parties], not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_30
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Telescope & observatory with Hope, Billy, not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_20
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Telescope pictures taken by Baker [showing Hugh], not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_21
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[View of Pruett garage and car, under Observatory platform], not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_40
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Willard Hayes and his sons during World War I, not yet assigned
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Identifier: PH266_43
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