A solar spectrum taken by A.F. Miller on 1893 July 28.

A portion of Cassiopeia, photographed by A.F. Miller on 1893 August 15th at 22h. 45 minute exposure.

H.A. Waddington, 31 Gould Street, Toronto. [early 1940s?]:

My shack on roof. It used to be Mr. A.F. Miller's of 280 Carlton East.  ??? I think knew his daughter.

I made several of these prints (more or less good this afternoon). I do not want it back.

I pulled down a roof similar to remainder of House to build the flat platform.

Taken about 500 ft away with telephotos lens of 600mm f.l.

A.F. Miller's 4-inch refractor (manufactured by Wray & Co., London) in Boyd Brydon's observatory.

Key to Objects on the DrawingsNorth polar capCerauniusTharsisTithonius LacusSolis LacusThaumasiaAonius SinusBosphorus GemmatusAuroræ SinusOphirGangesLunæ LacusTempeSketch published in JRASC, 1918.

Key to Objects on the DrawingsNorth polar capIndistinct shadings in Eden and ArabiaSinus SabæusSolis PonsSyrtis MajorOsiridis Prom.Nili PonsWhite regionNeith RegioSketch published in JRASC, 1918.

Key to Objects on the DrawingsNorth polar capMare AcidaliumEdenEdomSinus SabæusDeucalionis RegioSyrtis MajorOsiridis Prom.Nili PonsWhite regionSketch published in JRASC, 1918.

Key to Objects on the DrawingsNorth polar capMare AcidaliumBaltiaTempeHydaspesIndusAromatum PromontoryAuroræ SinusMargaritifer SinusDeucalionis RegioFastigium AryaSinus SabæusWhite RegionSketch published in JRASC, 1918.

Allan F. Miller, Charter Member (1890) of the Astronomical and Physical Society of Toronto.

Photo published in JRASC, 1917.