Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›A portion of the record the Harvard seismograph showing its graph of the California earthquakes. The continuous wavy lines preceding a notation of the start of the first shock represent constant vibrations from the wind, trucks, etc. The succeeding shocks are represented by widely erratic breaks in the line. On the second piece of tape in the lower half of the photograph is a record of the earthquake off Japan March 2, which killed 1500 persons.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
A portion of the record the Harvard seismograph showing its graph of the California earthquakes. The continuous wavy lines preceding a notation of the start of the first shock represent constant vibrations from the wind, trucks, etc. The succeeding shocks are represented by widely erratic breaks in the line. On the second piece of tape in the lower half of the photograph is a record of the earthquake off Japan March 2, which killed 1500 persons.
[ca. March 1933]
CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
[Information from item housing] Earthquake - Calif. Misc
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