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ID: 331172

Dinosaur Quarry, camp, Howe’s Ranch and road from Greybull, Wyoming, 1934

ID: 331171

Dinosaur Quarry, camp and part of Howe Ranch, 25 miles northeast of Greybull, Wyoming, looking south, 1934

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ID: ptc-486

Native copper, Michigan

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/color/watermarked/00000489_l.jpg

ID: ptc-489

Spodumene, variety Hiddenite

ID: 34765

Standing next to section of Copper Queen Mine model, 1916

ID: 34764

Working on Copper Queen Mine model, 1916

ID: 34763

Section of Copper Queen Mine model, 1916

ID: 34425

Model, Copper Queen Mine, showing top, gift of Dr. James Douglas, September, 1914

ID: 34424

Model, Copper Queen Mine, gift of Dr. James Douglas, September, 1914

ID: 34423

Model, Copper Queen Mine, gift of Dr. James Douglas, September, 1914

ID: 34422

Model, Copper Queen Mine, gift of Dr. James Douglas, September, 1914

ID: 34421

Model, Copper Queen Mine, gift of Dr. James Douglas, September, 1914

ID: 34258

Copper Queen Mine, model, February, 1914

ID: 34257

Copper Queen Mine, model, February, 1914

ID: 34272

Copper Queen Mine, model, February, 1914

ID: 34271

Copper Queen Mine, model, February, 1914

ID: 255786

Copper Queen Stalactite Group, April 13, 1895

ID: 255787

Malachite, March 28, 1895

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/Hovey-1905/25679.jpg

ID: 25679

Original Copper Queen Mine with open cut at the left, pan #2, Bisbee, Arizona, circa 1900

ID: 260769

Selenite window, Acoma, New Mexico

ID: 105789

Amount of radium in the world with some subdivision (not untraceable) indicated by different colored sands, November, 1921

ID: 105787

Letter from Hamilton Foley of the Standard Chemical Co. of Pittsburgh, the first company to produce radium commercially, November, 1921

ID: 105786

Transporting Carnotite, the principal ore from which radium is derived, Colorado, August 1921

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/AMNH_postcards/100213323_39.jpg

ID: 100213323_39

Fine leaf native gold specimen on milky quartz from California, about 3 inches high, Guggenheim Hall of Minerals, postcard

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/AMNH_postcards/100213323_38.jpg

ID: 100213323_38

Specimen of crystalized native gold, about 7 inches across, from the Empire Star Mine of Grass Valley, California, exhibited in the Guggenheim Hall of Minerals, postcard

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/AMNH_postcards/100213323_37.jpg

ID: 100213323_37

Amethyst, Guerera, Mexico, Harry Frank Guggenheim Hall of Minerals, postcard

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/AMNH_postcards/100213323_27.jpg

ID: 100213323_27

Model of a typical oil derrick, Hall of Oil Geology, postcard

ID: 108693

Peneplaned granite floor along the Urga train, in monument country, Mongolia, 1922

ID: 411025

How erosion starts at the beginning of the badlands, Mongolia, 1928

ID: 563

Early exhibit cases containing mineral specimens and coins, American Museum of Natural History, circa 1880-1900

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/first_asiatic/228847.jpg

ID: 228847

Waterfall near gate and buildings, Teng-Yueh (Tengchong), China, May 20, 1917

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/602346_17a.jpg

ID: 602346_17a

Entrance, Hall of Earth History [1969-1991]

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ID: 65437_21a

Children viewing exhibits, Alexander M. White Natural Science Center, 1974

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/65437_20a.jpg

ID: 65437_20a

Visitors, Alexander M. White Natural Science Center, August, 1974

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ID: 64486_11

Natural Science Center, February 1973

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/64486_10.jpg

ID: 64486_10

Natural Science Center, February 1973

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/64485_05.jpg

ID: 64485_05

Natural Science Center, showing Geology of New York City section, February 1973

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/64485_03.jpg

ID: 64485_03

Natural Science Center, showing monarch butterfly panel, February 1973

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/602345_05a.jpg

ID: 602345_05a

Frontiers in Geology exhibit, Hall of Earth History [1969-1990]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600817_25.jpg

ID: 600817_25

Seismographic Globe, fourth floor, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600817_22.jpg

ID: 600817_22

Seismographic Globe, fourth floor, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600817_35.jpg

ID: 600817_35

Geologic Map of New York Region, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600817_33.jpg

ID: 600817_33

Geologic Map of New York Region, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600817_04.jpg

ID: 600817_04

Panel with text and entrance to exhibit area and small theater, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600814_22a.jpg

ID: 600814_22a

Wide view with rotating globe in the center, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600814_11a.jpg

ID: 600814_11a

Rotating globe exhibit, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600814_08a.jpg

ID: 600814_08a

Exhibits, with rotating globe, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/35mm_halls_new/600814_01a.jpg

ID: 600814_01a

Exhibits and rotating globe, Earth History Hall, October 1990

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_160815_0871-edit.jpg

ID: MS_160815_0871-edit

David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth, Rose Center for Earth and Space, August 15, 2016

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_160815_0816-edit.jpg

ID: MS_160815_0816-edit

Harry Frank Guggenheim Hall of Minerals, August 15, 2016

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_160815_0811-edit.jpg

ID: MS_160815_0811-edit

Morgan Memorial Hall of Gems, August 15, 2016

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_160815_0806-edit.jpg

ID: MS_160815_0806-edit

Morgan Memorial Hall of Gems and Harry Frank Guggenheim Hall of Minerals, August 15, 2016

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_151020_5905-edit.jpg

ID: MS_151020_5905-edit

David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth, Rose Center for Earth and Space, October 20, 2015

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_150424_3069-edit.jpg

ID: MS_150424_3069-edit

David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth, Rose Center for Earth and Space, April 24, 2015

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_141114_0636.jpg

ID: MS_141114_0636

Volcano section, Nature's Fury: The Science of Natural Disasters, Gallery 3, November 14, 2014

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_141114_0627-edit.jpg

ID: MS_141114_0627-edit

Volcano section, Nature's Fury: The Science of Natural Disasters, Gallery 3, November 14, 2014

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_141114_0586.jpg

ID: MS_141114_0586

Volcanoes section, Nature's Fury: The Science of Natural Disasters, Gallery 3, November 14, 2014

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/photostudio/MS_141114_0527-edit.jpg

ID: MS_141114_0527-edit

Volcanoes section, Nature's Fury: The Science of Natural Disasters, Gallery 3, November 14, 2014

ID: 19508

Mr. Brown in Chinatown, Lower Belly River Rocks near Sweetrwater, Montana, 1914

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/8x10/328171.jpg

ID: 328171

Quartz lined thunder eggs or geodes, Rhyolite nodules

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/8x10/323713.jpg

ID: 323713

Young girl with Willamette Meteorite, Hayden Planetarium, 1955

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/8x10/323617.jpg

ID: 323617

Time Scale of Earth History, 1955

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/19720.jpg

ID: 19720

Section of cave, Copper Queen Mine, constructed by W.B. Peters [for installation in the Hall of Geology and Invertebrate Paleontology]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/19719.jpg

ID: 19719

Section of cave, Copper Queen Mine, constructed by W.B. Peters [for installation in the Hall of Geology and Invertebrate Paleontology]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/19718.jpg

ID: 19718

Section of cave, Copper Queen Mine, constructed by W.B. Peters [for installation in the Hall of Geology and Invertebrate Paleontology]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/19717.jpg

ID: 19717

Section of cave, Copper Queen Mine, constructed by W.B. Peters [for installation in the Hall of Geology and Invertebrate Paleontology]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/19716.jpg

ID: 19716

Section of cave, Copper Queen Mine, constructed by W.B. Peters [for installation in the Hall of Geology and Invertebrate Paleontology]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/19715.jpg

ID: 19715

Section of cave, Copper Queen Mine, constructed by W.B. Peters [for installation in the Hall of Geology and Invertebrate Paleontology]

ID: 122324

Belgian Coal Miner, sculpture by Melvina Hoffman, Economic Geology Hall, 3rd Floor, Coal Exhibit, October, 1944

ID: 18446

Looking south across Darsey Crater, 2 miles above Blakesley's Ranch, bluff in middle, right distance, 1910

ID: 29595

Geographic sources of petroleum shown on world map

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/131501.jpg

ID: 131501

Map of the Brazil-Guinea Isthmus, from the Bulletin of the Geographical Society of America, vol. 43, 1932, pl. 26

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/6x8/45849.jpg

ID: 45849

Map showing Distribution of Craterlets, July 18, 1909

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/6x8/45444.jpg

ID: 45444

Rocks at 152nd Street and 7th Avenue, New York

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/6x8/45843.jpg

ID: 45843

Looking northwest at the so-called fort, the rock at the right is part of the natural side of the Lane, erosion has filled in the space behind each wall, making the ground less than level, so that the men seem to stand higher than the old surface of soil at that point, Rawhide Buttes, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/6x8/45819.jpg

ID: 45819

Grooved stone hammer, roughly chipped out pieces of quartzite, Wyoming, June 24, 1907

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/104997.jpg

ID: 104997

Daemonelix (Devil's corkscrew) in situ [1919]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/265267.jpg

ID: 265267

L. Erskine Spock, geologist, in the field, 1928

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/238373.jpg

ID: 238373

Profiles of the Peruvian Andes, 1919

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/8x10/36119.jpg

ID: 36119

Mineral exhibit, Mineral Hall, American Museum of Natural History

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/18636.jpg

ID: 18636

Professor Albert Bickmore at Giant's Causeway

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/17556.jpg

ID: 17556

Map showing the United States with Pleistocene fossil deposits, a paleogeographical and zoological plotting chart prepared by the Department of Vertebrate Paleontology, issued 1909

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/17555.jpg

ID: 17555

Map showing Pleistocene mammal deposits in Europe, circa 1909

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/17554.jpg

ID: 17554

Map showing Pleistocene mammal deposits in Alaska, circa 1909

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/17553.jpg

ID: 17553

Mount Pelée, painting by Charles R. Knight

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/5x7/14109.jpg

ID: 14109

Prospecting at the Randt

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/272128.jpg

ID: 272128

Dr. George G. Simpson, 1930

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/24731.jpg

ID: 24731

Caracoli Point, Martinique, 1902

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/24722.jpg

ID: 24722

Martinique, 1902

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/24721.jpg

ID: 24721

Diamond Rock from the Southeast, Martinique, 1902

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/24611.jpg

ID: 24611

Rue Victor Hugo, Saint Pierre, looking south, ruins from volcano, Martinique, 1902

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/251492.jpg

ID: 251492

Field of canon balls near end of Red Mesa, Oshih Basin, 1922

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/to_upload/4x5/286935.jpg

ID: 286935

Minerologist and Museum curator Dr. Frederick H. Pough, April, 1937

ID: 323525

School children using guide-a-phone, Hall of Oil Geology, 1955

ID: 314048

Mineralogist, Herbert P. Whitlock with class in the Gems and Mineral Hall, 1932

ID: ls2-43

Topographers, left to right: H. O. Robinson, F. B. Butler, and L. B. Roberts, mapping Valley of Shabarahk Usu, Mongolia, 1925

ID: 2a8877

Gem Hall from west, 1966

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/delmas/39649.jpg

ID: 39649

Cases in Morgan Hall, 1922

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/delmas/39593.jpg

ID: 39593

Morgan Hall, 1922

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/delmas/39591.jpg

ID: 39591

Morgan Hall, 1922