In 1940 Janet Roberts spent her honeymoon with Walter Orr Roberts driving west with the coronagraph that would be installed at the new Fremont Pass Station in Climax, Colorado, as part of Walt's work to launch the solar observing program that became HAO. In her autobiography, she writes, "We had loaded the Graham-Paige [the car] to the bursting point. Boxes filled the back seat and the trunk: the long, slender tube of the coronagraph itself protruded through the front window on the passenger side, grazing my right ear...the old Graham-Paige was heavily loaded with telescope parts, spectrograph gratings, miscellaneous scientific equipment and all our worldly goods."
