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DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\nJAMES McGILL SOCIETY\n\nOne-Hundred and Seventy-ninth
  Meeting\n\nMontreal weather records\, dating from the early 19th century\
 , are held in the 51�Թ��� Archives and the McCord Museum.\n\nTho
 mas McCord (1750-1824) and John Samuel McCord (1801-1865)\, among others\,
  kept detailed weather logs. This talk considers how the study of meteorol
 ogy and climatology in 19th century Montreal led to the foundation of the 
 51�Թ���Observatory.\n\nDr. Victoria Slonosky is Visiting Scholar Departmen
 t of Geography. Climate in the Age of Empire is published by the American 
 Meteorological Society.\n\n \n\nAll are welcome!\n\n \n\nMonday\, November
  27\, 2017\n\nMain Dining Room\, 51�Թ���Faculty Club3450 McTavish Street\n
 \nRECEPTION:  5:00 pm\n	PRESENTATION:  5:30 pm\n
DTSTART:20171127T220000Z
DTEND:20171128T000000Z
LOCATION:Main Dining Room\, Faculty Club\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E5\, 3
 450 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:“Climate in the Age of Empire:  Weather observers in colonial Canad
 a” - Victoria Slonosky
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 r-observers-colonial-canada-victoria-slonosky-282290
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