Charles Hagar: Professor of Astronomy and Director of San Francisco State’s Planetarium and Observatorium
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Charles F. Hagar, 1959. Professor of Astronomy and Director of San Francisco State’s Planetarium and Observatorium. BA (1954) University of California, Los Angeles; MA (1960) and advances studies University of California, Berkeley. Hagar was great at teaching children about the stars. He helped to design SF States Planetarium in Thornton Hall in 1973 at a cost of $200,000. He also designed the Planetarium in Hong Kong.
- Identifier
- TP-ATA-1470
- Geographic Coverage
- San Francisco, CA
- Temporal Coverage
- 1959-
- Type
- Still Image
- Format
- Negative
- Source
- San Francisco State University Archives
- Rights
- Public
- Views
- 296
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