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Collaboration was crucial at the camp. Here, the teams work together to fit the Toronto Einstein camera’s tube to its support beams. Visible at the right is the photographic plate holder. The lens would be mounted at the left end. Courtesy of the University of Toronto Archives (A2023-0010/P(117)) Read More

October 11, 2023 | By Sally Choi

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