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In the steeply-pitched attic of the experimental solar house in Cambridge, Mass., Edmund L. Czapek, of Lynn, Mass., research associate in architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, explains the valves that control solar heat collection to M.I.T. student Harry B. Reid, foreground, March 1, 1939. Reid and his family reside in the house in which stored heat is distributed through a radiant panel into the ceiling. (AP Photo/Peter. J. Carroll)
Minimum price 50PLN
1296704
1949-03-01
Peter J. Carroll/Associated Press/East News
Associated Press
Peter J. Carroll
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