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Birge and Juday on the Ice
circa 1930-1939
Dr. Edward Birge (left) and Chancey Juday (center) do limnology research on the ice with a mud thermometer.
Edward A. Birge
1917
Edward A. Birge and Chancey Juday with plankton trap in Lake Mendota. From album of photographs relating to the research in limnology conducted at Trout Lake, and elsewhere by Edward A. Birge, Univ...
Birge and Juday
1925
Limnologist Dr. Edward Birge (left) and Professor Chauncey Juday posing together outdoors at what is probably the lake research laboratory in Trout Lake.
Equipment at Trout Lake Station
1929
Dr. E.A. Birge's equipment at his Trout Lake Station laboratory.
Limnology Apparatus
1890
Apparatus for limnological research conducted at Trout Lake, Wisconsin and elsewhere.
Professor E.A. Birge's Laboratory
1925
Equipment is set-up in a laboratory at Trout Lake. A map of Oneida County is on the far wall between two windows.
