Dear Ken, I recall that there are sundials at train stations around the US. I think that we may have seen 2 in Chicago's near north suburbs during the NASS dial tour there in 1997. One was by Stephen Luecking in Highland Park, IL. (images are at http://www.depaul.edu/~slueckin/founderspage.htm). Another was an analemmatic sundial (exact location eludes me right now, possibly Glencoe?).
And I recently heard of one installed by New Jersey Transit in a station in South Orange, New Jersey. (my home town, although I had nothing to do with this, much to my father's chagrin!) Cheers, Sara ------------------------------------------------------- Sara Schechner, Ph.D. Center for History of Physics American Institute of Physics 1 Physics Ellipse College Park, MD 20740 Tel: 301-209-3166 / Fax: 301-209-0841 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Gnomon Research __Curators on Call __Outreach Adventures 1142 Loxford Terrace Silver Spring, MD 20901 Tel/Fax: 301-593-2626 http://www.wam.umd.edu/~sschech [EMAIL PROTECTED]
