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Bewerbungsschreiben um die Stelle des Observators an der neuen Sternwarte in Bilk bei Düsseldorf von Gustav Adolph Jahn an Johann Friedrich Benzenberg
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Nachlass Johann Friedrich Benzenberg >> Archivalie – Korrespondenz
1845
Gustav Adoph Jahn bietet Benzenberg in diesen Briefen seinen Dienst als Observator an der neugebauten Sternwarte in Bilk bei Düsseldorf an.
"...Es ist mir das Gerücht zugekommen, daß Euer Wohlgeboren in der Nähe von Düsseldorf...eine neue Sternwarte erbaut hätten und für dieselbe einen Observator suchten..."
Benzenberg verwirklichte 1844 in Bilk bei Düsseldorf seinen Traum von einer großen Sternwarte. Die hier von ihm gebaute Sternwarte "Charlottenruh", benannt nach seiner sehr früh verstorbenen Frau, wird fast ein ganzes Jahrhundert lang betrieben, bevor sie den Bomben des zweiten Weltkrieges zum Opfer fällt.
Heute erinnert der ausgeglühte Refraktor, der auf einem Betonsockel an der alten Martinskirche in Bilk steht, an diese Sternwarte.
Die Korrespondenz befindest sich im Nachlass von Johann Friedrich Benzenberg, der zu den Beständen des Rheinischen Literaturarchivs im Heinrich-Heine-Institut zählt.
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