THE STORIES OF SUDBURY'S OBSERVATORIES ca. 1966–2025
by STEVE DODSON

Sudbury has had active astronomical observatories for the past six decades. They represent both amateur and professional effort, and more than once the cooperation of astronomers across the vocational/avocational divide.
 
See also: RASC Sudbury Astronomy Club: Solar Observatory Project 1980-1989.

RASC Sudbury Astronomy Club - Origins and Early Years

Including, but not limited to, events from 1981-1987

by Steve Dodson, founding member

See also: RASC Sudbury Astronomy Club: Solar Observatory Project 1980-1989.

and: The Stories of Sudbury's Observatories ca. 1966-2025.

RASC SUDBURY ASTRONOMY CLUB: SOLAR OBSERVATORY PROJECT 1980-1989

by STEVE DODSON

In the first few years of its existence, the new Sudbury Astronomy Club drew on the knowledge, skills, and energy of its members to engage in a bold project that earned it a lasting place of honour in the Sudbury Community.

This project succeeded through a unique partnership between the Club and another remarkable organization founded in the early 1980s, the Science Centre that became Science North. Both the Club and the Science Centre focused rising community interest in Science.