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Bernard Hubbard and a deer outside Mt. Lowe Observatory

 
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Title
Bernard Hubbard and a deer outside Mt. Lowe Observatory
Description
Father Hubbard feeding a wild deer outside of the Mt. Lowe Observatory.
Format Extent
1 photograph: black and white
Subject
Priests; Deer; Astronomical observatories; Universities and colleges--Faculty; Jesuits
Note
Bernard Rosecrans Hubbard, S.J., (1888-1962), known as the "Glacier Priest," was an explorer, photographer, and popular lecturer. He served his regency at LMU's Los Angeles College from 1913 to 1918 teaching first year high school, Spanish, and serving as Moderator of Athletics. Mt. Lowe Observatory, pictured here, was a popular destination for his many student outings. Fr. Hubbard's papers are in the archives at Santa Clara University.
Collection
Loyola Marymount University Archives, Photographic prints 12D01/2
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