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File:Group photograph of physics staff and senior students, University College, Bristol, 1902.jpg

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English: Group photograph of physics staff and senior students, University College, Bristol.
  • Front row, sitting, left to right: J. H. Priestley, Mace
  • Middle row, sitting, left to right: Miss Saunders, A. P. Chattock, J. D. Fry
  • Back row, standing, left to right: A. G. C. Gwyer, A. M. Tyndall, T. F. Sibley, Crabb, unidentified, Bowman, Smith

A piece of paper sellotaped to the back of the photograph gives some further information: Gwyer, later of British Aluminium Company; Priestley later Professor of Botany at Leeds and Pro-Vice Chancellor at Leeds University; Sibley, later Vice-Chancellor at Reading University and Professor of Geology.

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University of Bristol, Special Collections, Reference number DM219/6/27. Photographs of individuals relating to the history of University College Bristol and the University of Bristol
Author Photographed by: George Louis Eves (1869-1938) of 88, Queen’s Road, Clifton, Bristol, the main photographer to the University of Bristol

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Group photograph of physics staff and senior students, University College, Bristol, 1902

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1 September 1902Gregorian

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