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Cosmic Diary: Greenwich 1894
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- 28-inch telescope
- Altazimuth Pavilion
- Astrographic dome & telescope
- Board of Visitors
- Christie's staffing scheme
- Great Equatorial
- Lassell telescope & dome
- New Physical Observatory
- Sheepshanks Equatorial
- Sir Henry Thompson & his telescopes
- Staff of the Royal Observatory in 1894
- Women at the Royal Observatory
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- Rebekah Higgitt
- I am a historian of science and a curator at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, part of the National Maritime Museum.
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