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David Dunlap Observatory - Wikipedia The David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) is an astronomical observatory site in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada Established in 1935, it was owned and operated by the University of Toronto until 2008
Richmond Hill David Dunlap Observatory The Richmond Hill David Dunlap Observatory (RHDDO), designated under the Ontario Heritage Act and a national historic designation, is proudly owned by the City of Richmond Hill and is located at 123 Hillsview Drive
David Dunlap Observatory National Historic Site - Parks Canada When it opened in 1935 in what was then an isolated setting in Richmond Hill, Ontario, 20 kilometres north of Toronto, the David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) featured the world’s second-largest telescope at the time and helped establish academic astronomy in Canada
David Dunlap Observatory National Historic Site of Canada David Dunlap Observatory National Historic Site of Canada consists of four buildings on a 40-hectare campus It includes: the Observatory Building, the Administration Building, Elms Lea (Director’s House), and the Radio Shack, as well as an antenna field
The David Dunlap Observatory | Observatories - Canada under . . . The David Dunlap Observatory opened its doors in 1935 near the small town of Richmond Hill, 25 kilometres north of Toronto, Ontario The facility was the property of the University of Toronto and was operated by the astronomy department
History – Dunlap Website The David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) opens in Richmond Hill The observatory’s 1 9-metre (74-inch) telescope is second largest in the world
David Dunlap Observatory | RASC Toronto The David Dunlap Observatory is home to the largest optical telescope on Canadian soil with a primary mirror measuring more than 1 88 metres (74 inches) in diameter Constructed in the 1930s, the Observatory is located in the heart of Richmond Hill, Ontario