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The '''Warner and Swasey Observatory''' is a closed [[astronomy|astronomical]] [[observatory]] formerly owned and operated by [[Case Western Reserve University]]. Named after [[Worcester R. Warner]] and [[Ambrose Swasey]], and built in 1919, it is located in [[East Cleveland, Ohio]] (USA). In [[2005]], the building was sold to a couple who plan to convert it to their residence. |
The '''Warner and Swasey Observatory''' is a closed [[astronomy|astronomical]] [[observatory]] formerly owned and operated by [[Case Western Reserve University]]. Named after [[Worcester R. Warner]] and [[Ambrose Swasey]], and built in 1919, it is located in [[East Cleveland, Ohio]] (USA). In [[2005]], the building was sold to a couple who plan to convert it to their residence. |
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*[[List of observatories]] |
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==External |
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*[http://burro.astr.cwru.edu/dept/index.html Warner and Swasey Observatory] |
*[http://burro.astr.cwru.edu/dept/index.html Warner and Swasey Observatory] |
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*[http://flipline.com/wso/ Warner and Swasey Observatory Restoration Project] |
*[http://flipline.com/wso/ Warner and Swasey Observatory Restoration Project] |
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| Organization | Private |
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| Location | East Cleveland, Ohio (USA) |
| Coordinates | Coordinates: Missing longitude {{#coordinates:}}: invalid latitude |
| Altitude | ? meters (? feet) |
| Webpage | Warner and Swasey Observatory |
| Telescopes | |
| Unnamed Telescope | Unknown size reflector |
The Warner and Swasey Observatory is a closed astronomical observatory formerly owned and operated by Case Western Reserve University. Named after Worcester R. Warner and Ambrose Swasey, and built in 1919, it is located in East Cleveland, Ohio (USA). In 2005, the building was sold to a couple who plan to convert it to their residence.
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