LL Greenwich Observatory

This web page is part of the "Locations and Photos of Lilliput Lane Originals" [LAPOLLO] Website

Greenwich is most famous for being the point from which latitude is measured and Greenwich Mean Time (Coordinated Universal Time {UTC}) is measured. Inside the Observatory are the original clocks developed by John Harrison and featured in the film "Longtitude" Click for photos of and from the Royal Observatory
This site is a personal web site run by John Saville and is not endorsed by Enesco or the Lilliput Lane Collectors Club. All information is provided on a "best efforts" basis and no responsibility can be taken for lost time or finance if relied on. Webmaster: john-saville@ntlworld.com
Return to LL London	Name	Original	Town	Visit	LL Ref.	Dates	Actual Location	Grid Ref.	IoE
	Great Equatorial, The		Greenwich	Royal Observatory at Greenwich	L2242	.	Old Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park	N51.447 E/W 0.000	.
	Look At The Stars		Greenwich	Royal Observatory at Greenwich	L2630	.	Azimuth Pavillion Old Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park	N51.447 E/W 0.000	.
	Old Royal Observatory The		Greenwich	Royal Observatory at Greenwich	.	.	Old Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park	N51.447 E/W 0.000	.
	Planetarium, The		Greenwich	Royal Observatory at Greenwich	L2246	.	Old Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park	N51.447 E/W 0.000	.
Four Lilliput Lane models are based on the Royal Observatory at Greenwich
					Photo: Sherri Reicher


Great Equatorial, The
					Photo: Jan & Mike Tarrant


Look At The Stars is based on the Azimuth Pavillion
Photo: GW










Old Royal Observatory The
					Photo: Sherri Reicher











Planetarium, The

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