1800s

1890s Circular APST

Circular of the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto (APST).

The exact year of issue is not known.

Circular.

THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF TORONTO.

---x---

Cha[r]les Carpmael Esq., M.A., F.R.A.S.,

Director Toronto Observatory,         President.

Continue Reading

Wolsingham Oby Report

WOLSINGHAM OBSERVATORY.

REPORT FOR 1890.

Continue Reading

Great Comet of 1882?

R.A. Rosenfeld (RASC Archivist) and Clark Muir (KW Centre)

Unidentified comet in starfield, anon., late 19th-early 20th century. Watercolours on black paper. 6.5''x7.69''. There are no annotations on the image or the page on which it is mounted to aid in the identification of either the comet, or the artist, and no details of the instrument used (if any), or the circumstances of the observation. The image is quite competently done, and is comparable to similar Victorian and Edwardian images of comets.

Continue Reading

Canadian Eclipse Party 1869

For more formats, visit the gutenberg.org page for this book: Canadian Eclipse Party 1869.

 

Continue Reading

Sun 18920727

The Sun, photographed on Wednesday 1892 July 27th at 1:20 p.m. by J.R. Connon of Elora, Ontario.

Continue Reading

Sun 18920729-7pm

The Sun, as photographed on 1892 July 29th at 7 p.m. by J.R. Connon.

Continue Reading

Sun 18920730

The Sun, setting behind the ridge of a roof on 1892 July 30th at 7:17 p.m. Photo by J.R. Connon.

Continue Reading

Sunspot 18901130

A sunspot as seen on 1890 November 30th, as sketched by A.F. Miller.

This was scanned from the original at RASC national office.

Continue Reading

Sun

The Sun, photographed by David E. Hadden of Alta, Iowa.

Note: Writing from the back of the photo was added to the front in this electronic reproduction of the original.—WM.

Continue Reading

Sun 18941110

The Sun, photographed on 1894 November 10th at 2:57 p.m. by J.R. Connon of Elora, Ontario.

Continue Reading

Pages

Subscribe to RSS - 1800s