D. Nelson Limber Memorial Observatory was founded in the summer of 1979 in the Texas Hill Country near San Antonio as a private observatory and residence. It is named in memory of a distinguished faculty member of the University of Virginia Department of Astronomy.

The 0.4 m telescope has been used for a variety of research projects, including broadband linear polarization studies of early emission line stars with a Glan prism photopolarimeter.

The Limber Observatory Clear Sky Chart gives an astronomer's forecast for local observing conditions.

The Mystery of the Be Stars (an introduction to Be stars for the non-specialist, contributed to the Space Telescope Science Institute 1998 May Symposium on "Unsolved Problems in Stellar Evolution")

Limber Observatory - P.O. Box 63599 - Pipe Creek TX 78063 Maintained by David McDavid - last update: 18 December 2020.