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  • Rittenhouse Astronomical Society

    The Rittenhouse Astronomical Society, founded in 1888, is one of the oldest astronomical groups in the country.  The society offers all persons who are interested an opportunity to participate in the activities of an astronomical group at the laymen's level.  We aim to spread knowledge, awareness and enjoyment of astronomy and astronomical issues.  It is a popular science club that keeps its members up-to-date on the latest developments.  No experience is necessary to attend.   The group meets every second Wednesday of the Month at the Fels Planetarium.  7:30 PM  From September to June.

    http://www.rittenhouseastronomicalsociety.org/
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  • Bucks - Mont Astronomical Association

    The Bucks-Mont Astronomical Association (BMAA) is a group of amateur astronomers working together to improve astronomical knowledge and observational skills. We make ourselves and our instruments available to promote public interest in astronomy. BMAA members are a varied group of colleagues who share a curiosity about the sky. Some members are scientists or engineers, while others are artists or craftspeople, building contractors or college students. Ability levels span the range from novice to expert .

    http://www.bma2.org/
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  • Chesmont Astronomical Society

    The Chesmont Astronomical Society is a non-profit organization with meetings being held at the Barn at Welkenweir on Prizer Road, off Route 100 between Exton and Pottstown.  Meetings are held the 3rd Sunday of every month starting at 7:00 P.M. Membership is open to any interested persons; Junior/Student memberships are available.

    http://www.chesmontastro.org/?q=node/532
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  • Delaware Valley Amateur Astronomers

    The Delaware Valley Amateur Astronomers is a group of enthusiastic hobbyists who live in and around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. We love to share our knowledge and enjoyment of astronomy with other amateur astronomers and with the general public.   The DVAA's monthly meetings are free and the public is invited to attend. Meetings always feature a short talk on "what's up" in the sky currently, as well as a talk by a professional astronomer or members of the DVAA or a neighboring club.  Meetings also provide time for informal socializing, picking up information sheets from the "freebie" table, and browsing the club's sales table and lending library.   The club holds free public star parties every four weeks from April through November at Valley Forge National Historical Park near Philadelphia. The club also runs classes and clinics that provide an opportunity for one-on-one interaction between new and experienced hobbyists.

    http://dvaa.org/php/page.php?body=Home
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  • United Astronomy Clubs of New Jersey

    UACNJ is an Umbrella organization for New Jersey area Astronomy clubs.

    http://www.uacnj.org/
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