Memorial Observatory based in Eton, Berkshire. Herschel Park, Slough. The shape of Slough Bus Station, built in 2011, was inspired by Herschel's infrared experiment. Herschel Street, a street in Brisbane, Australia. See also Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars German inventors and discoverers List of astronomical instrument makers List of largest optical telescopes historically NGC 4800 NGC 4694 References Sources Further reading "William Herschel" by Michael Hoskin. New Dictionary of Scientific Biography Scribners, 2008. v. 3, pp. 289–291. Biography: JRASC 74 (1980) 134 External links Articles and letters published in the Philosophical Transactions and available online (70 items, June 2016) William Herschel's Deep Sky Catalog The William Herschel Double Star Catalogs Restored Full text of Full text of The Story of the Herschels (1886) from Project Gutenberg Portraits of William Herschel at the National Portrait Gallery (United Kingdom) Herschel Museum of Astronomy located in his Bath home William Herschel Society The Oboe Concertos of Sir William Herschel, Wilbert Davis Jerome ed. A notebook of Herschel's, dated from 1759 is available in the digital collections of the Linda Hall Library. Portraits of William Herschel (and other members of the family) from the Lick Observatory Records Digital Archive, UC Santa Cruz Library's Digital Collections Michael Lemonick: William Herschel, the First Observational Cosmologist, 12 November 2008, Fermilab Colloquium Musical pieces by William Herschel @YouTube: (Chamber Symphony in F, 2nd movement) 1738 births 1822 deaths 19th-century British astronomers 18th-century classical composers 18th-century British astronomers 18th-century German astronomers Uranus British male classical composers British Lutherans German classical oboists Male oboists German Lutherans Classical-period composers Discoverers of moons Fellows of the Royal Society Members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Honorary members of the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences Scientists from Hanover Composers awarded knighthoods Recipients of the Copley Medal British scientific instrument makers British classical organists British male organists German organists German emigrants to the Kingdom of Great Britain 18th-century German composers 18th-century British male musicians 19th-century German male musicians Discoverers of astronomical objects Burials in Berkshire Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Presidents of the Royal Astronomical Society 18th-century keyboardists German male classical composers German classical composers German emigrants to England German military personnel of the Seven Years' War Deserters William Male classical organists