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Astronomers (1)

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Women astronomers (1)

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Amateur Astronomers' Association (1)

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Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh. (1)

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The Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh, Inc. (AAAP) was established in 1929 as a non-profit corporation. The purpose of AAAP is to promote the common interests of amateur astronomers while further advancing the science of astronomy through public education programs and scientific research. Leo Scanlon and Chester Roe organized the first meeting of the AAAP in June 1929. In less than a year the organization became so well established it joined the newly created Astronomical Section...

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Notes on astronomers and others (1)

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