Tebbutts Observatory

The Observatory buildings are open to the public, restored by astronomer John Tebbutt II's great grandson. Tebbutt, who appears on the $100 note, discovered two comets from these observatories and had a crater on the moon named after him. His great grandson still lives in the 1845 Peninsula House.

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