louispasteur

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LOC -- check your spelling; Pasteur, not Pastuer.

Richard Arthur Norton and Wystan: Thanks for the additional information and correction. We'll fix the source data next time we update the record.

I turned mirror view the date scratched on left lower corner, seems most likely 1/15/93 (71 years old), although in this picture looks a man in his middle 60's. That would make 1/15/83 when Dr. Pasteur was 61? There's a picture he is wearing a bonnet, looking much older. I wonder if George Grantham Bain, obtained the negative 18 years beyond Pasteur's death and scratched it 9/10/13.

Clonhugh House, I think (GeoHive 25" link). Per the NIAH: Detached five-bay two-storey Italianate country house, built in 1867, with projecting single-bay pedimented breakfront and projecting Ionic entrance porch to centre. Various two-storey extensions to the northwest. Now in use as a private dwelling.

One Mr. E.W. Hope-Johnstone MFH commissioned a number of Poole shots in the archive, sadly not digitized yet.

Niall McAuley A 1948 aerial view for confirmation.

The 1901 census says it belonged to Lord Greville, but only staff in residence.

Sharon Corbet The greenhouse in that 1948 shot is on the 25" but not here, so we are before the 25" survey of 1911.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Pasteur

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Science & Research in Europe, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

he looks like a hard man.

I was delighted to find this picture! I needed something for a short, humorous post about germs for my twice weekly bunkaryudo.com blog. This was perfect for it.