Farmers often set out small "observatories" to make their own weather recordings. On the extreme left is the small 'houses' lent by the government to co=operate observers. In the center foreground are the maximum and minimum thermometers also lent by the government with farmer's own recording thermometer behind them. On the right is G. Harold, Noyes, senior meteorologist for New England.

Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Farmers often set out small "observatories" to make their own weather recordings. On the extreme left is the small 'houses' lent by the government to co=operate observers. In the center foreground are the maximum and minimum thermometers also lent by the government with farmer's own recording thermometer behind them. On the right is G. Harold, Noyes, senior meteorologist for New England.

[ca. July 1937]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Weather: Misc.

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