Knowledge is not enough

An address delivered at the twenty-sixth commencement convocation of the Rice Institute by Isaiah Bowman, Ph.D., Sc.D., LL.D., President of The Johns Hopkins University

Lake County (Oregon), dried Silver Lake

Silver Lake [Oregon]. 7 miles long. Water in 1916 and later. Now wild hay and, on delta slopes, farms and alfalfa, stacks, etc. Much marsh, however.Field trip of 1930GrayscaleBowman nitrate negative, box 1

United States, glacial Goose Lake Valley on the California-Oregon border

Goose Lake [California-Oregon] panorama.Field trip of 1930GrayscaleBowman nitrate negative, box 1

Smith (Alberta), Athabasca Ferry at dock

Athabasca Ferry at Smith.Field trip of 1932GrayscaleBowman nitrate negative, box 1

Bieber (California), roadside view of hills and valley

Composition of valley floor. Bieber looking northeast at hill slopes with upper slopes half timbered (beside road to Adin) 3:25 p.m.Field trip of 1930GrayscaleBowman nitrate negative, box 1

Trinchera (Colorado), Raton Mesa tablelands

Raton Mesa below cloud. Same as 4. Looking over Trinchera.Photographed during Bowman's field trip of 1932, the Raton mesas are tablelands situated east of the Rocky Mountains in southern Colorado and northern New Mexico.The Raton Mesas of New Mexico and Colorado. Geographical Review, Vol. 11, No. 3 (1921), pp. 384-397. Available: http://www.jstor.org/stable/207551GrayscaleBowman nitrate negative, box 1

Fremont (Oregon), abandoned village of Fremont

Fremont [Oregon near city of Bend], now abandoned. Time 6:10 p.m., mile 33,628, Hot Springs Hotel being 33,494. Panorama with XX-2.Field trip of 1930GrayscaleBowman nitrate negative, box 1

Lake County (Oregon), Abert Rim near Lakeview

Abert Rim - 20 miles north of Lakeview.Field trip of 1932GrayscaleBowman nitrate negative, box 1