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M31, the Andromeda Nebula.
This photo first revealed it as a spiral. |
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M31, as it was represented
in the books of the day. |
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NGC 4565 is revealed as an
edge-on spiral. |
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M100, a face on spiral. |
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M33, a face on spiral in
Triangulum. |
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M42, the Orion Nebula. |
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The Pleiades, M45. This
photo first revealed the nebulosity enveloping the entire cluster. |
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M46, an open cluster. The
inset is a close up of the planetary nebula which is imbedded in the
cluster. |
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The North America Nebula.
Note that the slow emulsion did not reveal much of the
"Florida" portion of the nebula. |
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The Rosette Nebula.
Discovered only a few years earlier by E. E. Barnard. |
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Roberts' 20-inch telescope
by Grubb. The telescope is mounted on a twin mounting with a 7-inch
refractor, used for guiding. |
