Tragedy, towers, and romance at the Smithsonian

This 1950 Federal Bureau of Investigation photo shows T. Dale Stewart, M.D., Curator of Physical Anthropology, in his office at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History. You can learn more about Dr. Stewart and Smithsonian botanist Florence E. Meier Chase through the tale “Tragedy, Towers and Romance at the Smithsonian,” as told by Smithsonian Archivist Pam Henson, on the Smithsonian visual archives blog “The Bigger Picture.”

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Tags: astronomy, astrophysics, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution Archives