A Popular Description Of The New Cabinet And Astronomical Observatory Of Amherst College: For The Use Of Visitors

"A Popular Description Of The New Cabinet And Astronomical Observatory Of Amherst College" offers a detailed look at the newly constructed facilities at Amherst College. Written by Edward Hitchcock, this guide was created specifically for visitors, providing them with accessible information about the cabinet and astronomical observatory.

The book likely details the architectural features of the buildings, the instruments and collections housed within, and the significance of these resources for astronomical research and education at the college. It serves as both an informative tour guide and a historical record of the college's commitment to scientific advancement.

Readers interested in the history of science education and the architectural design of early observatories will find this book a valuable resource.

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