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Jupiter, as seen on 1884 (Mar 21st?)* at 6h 45m aft. Sketch by A.F. Miller.
The date is uncertain--see the caption for this photo: the uncertain part of the transcription is circled in red.
Sketch by A.F. Miller.
Saturn, from Trouvelot, copied by A.F. Miller.
A sunspot group on 1891 February 19th at 13:30, as sketched by A.F. Miller.
Great Spot, August 1893 as sketched by A.F. Miller.
Jupiter on March 20th, 1885 at 9:30 p.m. 10¼ reflector. Sketch by A.F. Miller.
Shadows of I and III in transit, these satellites having just passed off the planet's disc. Also shows bright & dark belts & white equatorial spots.
This photo was published in the RASC Selected Papers and Proceedings, 1902-03. Information was given on pp.57-58:
Mr. A.F. Miller's observatory in Toronto.