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Influence of electron quantum confinement on the electronic response of metal/metal interfaces
No full textFront Views of Commercial Properties, Geddes SD, Charles Mix County
No full text35 mm slide, the front facades of commercial buildings along a paved roadAS-HP1:D3; Buffalo - Clay; Geddes;Geddes, S.D. Charles Mix C
C. E. F. Allen
No full textC. E. F. Allen in a horse-drawn cutter. He was appointed Curator of the Gardens in 1913 and retired in Darwin on 17 June 1936. He was a member of the first official Darwin AIF contingent which left in April 1915; he served on the Gallipoli Peninsula and later in France and Belgium. He rose to the rank of Lieutenant in the 25th Battalion in which he served throughout the war. He died in England in 1938. Annual agricultural and botany reports prepared by Allen for the Administrator during Allen's service are an enlightening and interesting legacy for researchers in that field. His contribution to Darwin is recognised by Allen Street, Fannie Bay and Allen Park, Fannie Bay (information courtesy Frank Geddes, Darwin, 22 November 1989). Photo shows Allen cutting Para grass in the Botanic Gardens.Geddes, Frank.Date:192
Leeper-Geddes Home, Toledo, Ohio [approximately 1940]
No full textA copy of a watercolor done by Gerald C. Hill showing the front facade, large porch and entrance to the Leeper-Geddes Home, the residence of the Roman Catholic bishop of Toledo, on Parkwood Avenue in Toledo's Historic Old West End District from around 1940. The home was designed by architect Thomas F. Huber. Terms associated with the photograph are: dwellings | 2116 Parkwood Avenue (Toledo, Ohio) | Huber, Thomas F. | Leeper-Geddes Home (Toledo, Ohio) | Old West End (Toledo, Ohio) | watercolors | Italian Renaissance Revival Styl
“From leaves we live”. Patrick Geddes in Naples
No full textThe paper focuses on the years of Patrick Geddes’ (1854-1832)
training as a biologist and the research he carried out in Naples between 1879 and 1881 at the Zoological Station founded by Anton Dohrn in 1872. In those years, Geddes made a series of discoveries on the symbiosis between marine organisms that led him to formulate the theory of “reciprocal accommodation” in evolutionary terms. His exploration of the topic of symbiosis, central to the debate on the “struggle for survival”, placed him in the context of a specific strand of studies on cooperation and mutual support which made him one
of the forerunners of ecological thinking. At the height of the Victorian era, his thinking joined that of other exponents and groups who, like him, opposed contemporary industrialisation and advocated different models of development and cities, not only in Britain
Depot, Geddes, Charles Mix County
No full text3 x 5.5 photograph, a two-story building with a one-story part with brackets under the overhanging roof, sign on the side says "Geddes"5 Photo Album H2009-101 5644 R.C. Lathrop Coll Box No 3Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company Depot at Geddes S. Dak. "K" Taken on April 8, 1967 Built 1900 Old S. C. & D. Division Now I. M. & D. Division Acct No K-4371 MP 70/71 by R.C. Lathrop Looking at the East End - North Sid
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