Haggard Hall 313   Western Washington University   College of Sciences and Technology   Physics/Astronomy Dept.   Bellingham, WA USA
An academic facility dedicated to preserving the arts, skills, and science of astronomy, and of cultural starlore.
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Tuesday December 22
show starts at 6:30 PM
no late admissions
Open to the Public
$3 per student & $5 per non-student
Call 360.650.6146 for tickets

Scheduling Information
Private Group
Presentations Available
Scouts, classes, dorms, clubs, office staff, birthday and other private parties etc. You can request that a customized presentation be added to our schedule for your private group to enjoy.
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Cosmic Quotations Cosmic Quotations
A multi-cultural collection of sayings about Creation, Life, Knowlege and Reality, from around the globe and throughout history. A diversity of viewpoints about the Universe.


SKYMOBILE
Astronomical utilities designed
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American Indian Sky
American Indian Sky Names American tribes used for the Big Dipper, Milky Way, Aurora, and other celestial objects.
Medicine Wheels
Medicine Wheels Just one of the names given to structures built by natives of the American Great Plains.
American Indian Starlore
American Indian Starlore Legends American Indian tribes have told for millenia about things in the sky.
American Indian Moons
American Indian Moons Names American Indian tribes used to identify each of the full moons that occur during the year.
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