Godlee Observatory

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Godlee Observatory
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Donated to the University of Manchester in 1902 by Francis Godlee, the Godlee Observatory is a small, historic observatory atop a gothic campus building. Despite its wood and papier-mâché construction, it survived the German Blitz and remains in operation today. It even assisted in the American moon landing by warning astronauts about a crater. It's maintained by the Manchester Astronomical Society and offers tours, preserving its early astronomical legacy.

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Godlee Observatory is located at Sackville Street Building, M13 9PL, Manchester City Centre. Nearby is Piccadilly Station.