A 4-inch Wray refractor owned by A.F. Miller, Boyd Brydon, and RASC Victoria Centre (1882–present).
A.F. Miller's 4-inch refractor (manufactured by Wray & Co., London) equatorially mounted, with circles and clockwork. It was later acquired for Boyd Brydon's observatory.
Timeline
Year | Owner | Location |
---|---|---|
1882 | A.F. Miller | Miller Observatory, 280 Carlton Street, Toronto, ON. |
1931 | H. Boyd Brydon | Brydon Observatory, 2390 Oak Bay Avenue, Victoria, BC. |
1947 | RASC Victoria Centre | Brydon Observatory, moved to the grounds of Robert Peters' at Gordon Head. |
1965 | RASC Victoria Centre | Mounted in Climenhaga Observatory on the Elliott Building’s roof at UVic |
1973 | RASC Victoria Centre | Moved into storage inside the Elliott Building at UVic. |
2001 | RASC Victoria Centre | Moved out of storage and displayed at Centre of the Universe's main hall. |
Further Reading
- RASC Victoria Centre's Wray-Brydon Telescope page.
Description:
Telescope, Miller-Brydon
Type:
Thing