Einstein Photos

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Ulm. Einstein was born in this German city in 1879.
Einstein's Parents. Photo from the Palace of Culture and Science (Warsaw, Poland).
1. Baby Einstein (1883), 4 years old.
2. Boy Einstein (1893), 14 years old.
while in Bern (1905),
and in Princeton (1947).
In this house, during the years 1903-1905, Albert Einstein created his fundamental treatise on relativity theory (translated from German into English by Axel Krause). Einstein-Haus (Bern, Switzerland).
1. Family Photo (1904), from the Einstein exhibition brochure (Ulm, Germany 2004).
2. Front of the Einstein-Haus, at 49 Kremgasse, Bern.
3. Street of Bern. They are very proud of their country.
4. Bern is an old city.
5. Alpine Horn in Bern on Sunday morning to wake up everybody.
6. The Einstein-Haus was the Restaurant zum Untern Juker until 2005. I was in front of this restaurant in 1999, and took this photo.
Einstein's Bern. I was fortunate enough to visit Bern again in 2014, and constructed this page.
Einstein at the 1911 Solvay Conference, link contributed by Vladimir Korepin).
Einstein at the 1927 Sovay Conference.
Einstein comes to Princeton (1921).
Einstein with Lorentz in Leiden (1922). photo by Ehrenfest.
Einstein and Bohr (1925).
Einstein and Bohr, photo by Ehrenfest (1930)
He lived in this house until his last day in 1955. This house is at 122 Mercer Street (Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.A.)
1. Einstein with Irene Joliot-Curie (Marie Curie's daughter).
2. Einstein in 1947, photo by Orren Jack Turner.
3. Einstein in his study at home. Photo by Alan Richards (1954). Courtesy of the Institute of Advanced Study (Princeton).
4. Christmas Morning. Einstein became happy.
Einstein had his office at the Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton).
String Music. Einstein liked music. Because of him, many physicists like music. Here is one physicist who likes music.
AIP. Einstein photos from the AIP history section.

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All Einstein photos are from the public domain unless othewise specified. If you like to share with us your Einstein photos, please send their jpg files to yskim@physics.umd.edu.