A Library containing hundreds of textbooks, handbooks, and periodicals, star charts, photographic atlases, and catalogs. A Photographic Darkroom equipped for developing and printing astronomical photographs. Photos, taken as part of Observatory programs, are among exhibits on the main floor. A Computer Room to support the Observatory's computers which communicate with other observatories, universities, and astronomical facilities. A Lecture Hall seating forty five people for meetings and Public Night presentations.
Audiovisual equipment including overhead, film, and slide projectors are available.
A Machine Shop includes all machine and hand tools necessary to maintain the Observatory's telescopes and their accessories as well as the observatory facility itself. The general public is invited to visit the Observatory for informal programs of general interest on selected Monday nights. Short illustrated discussions are presented on various astronomical topics followed by a tour of the facilities. On some evenings the Observatory's planetarium is available for special presentations. As parking and lecture hall seating is limited, admission is only by prior reservation.