I am quite taken with this image. I’ve never seen another one like it, which is always interesting, and it has the added pleasure of beautiful ironwork:
I wasn’t immediately sure where it was taken, largely because of the ironwork, which is surely long gone. (Note that it’s similar to the decorative metal on the quad side windows of Lovett Hall.)
At first I thought it was the back of Physics but realized that it wasn’t ornate enough. A quick walk over and it was clear that it was the west side of the building, which now has duller metal work:
What the class of 1919 would have been looking at that day was the small frame building that Professor H.A. Wilson used for his nuclear work:
They’d likely be a bit bewildered if they could see what’s there today:
Bonus: That’s Sarah Lane at the far left in the bottom row and Pender Turnbull right next to her!
Extra Bonus: For those of you who are, like me, tormented by loose ends I can now tell you that this was written by H.A. Wilson.
