Alachua Astronomy Club: Gainesville Garden Club

Celestial object named for the Roman god of agriculture?	The Alachua Astronomy Club will host its 2001 annual holiday party at the Gainesville Garden Club (1350 NW 75 Street, Gainesville, Florida). Here is a map and directions.
Celestial object named for the Roman god of agriculture?	Directions Go to traffic light at Newberry Rd. & NW 69 Ter. (just east of I75, Exit 76) Note: Red Lobster is on NW corner, Shell Station on NE corner Go north on NW 69 Terrace about 0.35 mi. Turn left (west) onto NW 14 Ave Go about 0.25 mi. (road appears to end) Turn left (south) into the Gainesville Garden Club
The Gainesville Garden Club is North of the Red Lobster Restaurant (Newberry Rd. Exit for I75) Lat. 29°39.92'N Long. 82°25.3'W Elevation 160 ft (50 m) (Click map to enlarge)

	Alachua Astronomy Club, Inc.	Member Astronomical League	Member International Dark-Sky Association
	Gainesville Garden Club	Member Astronomical League	Member International Dark-Sky Association
	29°39' N, 82°21' W Altitude: 50 Meters (more or less)		Updated Oct. 16, 2001
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Map to The Gainesville Garden Club