Meteorological observations made at the apartments of the Albany Institute, Albany Academy, for thirty-seven successive hours, commencing six a.m. of the twenty-first of March, eighteen hundred and thirty-six--ending six p.m. of the following day.

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TitleMeteorological observations made at the apartments of the Albany Institute, Albany Academy, for thirty-seven successive hours, commencing six a.m. of the twenty-first of March, eighteen hundred and thirty-six--ending six p.m. of the following day.
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Legacy IdentifierAPSimg6465
Goodman Number163
ASSOCIATED NAMES
creatorAlbany Institute
CONTENT DESCRIPTION
AbstractObservations on the 21st and 22nd of March, June[,] September and December, are made by the South African Literary and Philosophical Institution, the Royal Society of London, the Albany Institute, John S. M'Cord, Esq. of Montreal, and Professor [Benjamin F.] Joslin of Union College, Schenectady. Includes account of instruments used and procedures followed in making the observations. Signed in type by M. H. Webster and Philip Ten Eyck of the committee on meteorology.
LanguageEnglish
Subject (local) Broadsides
Subject (local) Broadside Class: Science
Subject (local) Broadside Division: Physical Science
Subject (local) Broadside Subdivision: Meteorology
Subject (lcsh) Meteorology
Subject (lcsh) Weather
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TypeText
GenreCharts
Extent20 cm. x 25 cm.
Digital Originreformatted digital
Reformatting Qualitypreservation
ORIGIN INFORMATION
Date Issued1836
PublisherAlbany
PARENT COLLECTION
TitleBroadsides Collection
Call Number973 C683
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