Paisley Heritage Group Talk: My Time Working at Coats Observatory

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Join Robert Law at UWS Paisley as he discusses his time working at Coats Observatory in Paisley and about the history of the observatory as part of Paisley Heritage Group's talk series.

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Please join Robert Law at UWS Paisley as he tells us all about his time working at Coats Observatory in Paisley and about the history of the observatory.

The talk will take place in our event space at the University of the West of Scotland, High Street, Paisley. If you enter the main reception on the High Street Robert or I (Rachael) can meet you there and we can go down to the meeting space together.

Free entry but donations are welcome.

On street car parking available and a short walk from Paisley Gilmour Street train station.

Any questions, please ask in the Paisley Heritage Group on Facebook.

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