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The Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton is an organization of over 100 members with interes All share a common love of the sky.

The Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton is an organization of over 100 members with interest in all aspects of astronomy and space science. Founded in 1962, the AAAP promotes a wide range of astronomy-related activities including: solar, planetary and deep-sky observing, astro video and photography, star parties, lectures and education. The group owns and operates an observatory in Washington Crossing State Park in Titusville, New Jersey. Members include avid observers, armchair investigators and complete novices. Complete meeting details and directions are found at the AAAP web site: www.princetonastronomy.org. Sidereal Times, the association newsletter with information on club activities, is online at http://princetonastronomy.wordpress.com/

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P. O. Box 2017
Princeton, NJ
08543

Telephone

+16097372575

Website

http://www.princetonastronomy.org/

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