Great observatory. Well taken care of and so much rich history behind it.

Beautiful daffodils every weekend in April!

Very cool amd almost always open to the public. Also a beautiful garden area out nack.

Very interesting. My mind is full of the solar system.

This observatory was amazing! John Shepherd was amazing and gave me and a friend a great tour! This observatory is rich in history and was like nothing Ive ever seen before! If you like astronomical things than this is definitely something you need to see. I would highly recommend! And its open to the public!

Its very cool place to go on a Saturday night. It is a really cool historical place with some really great carpentry. There are lots of hobbyist astronomers that love talking about and showing what they are looking at.

Great and awesome place.

This was a great experience. I saw the Moon, Mars, Saturn & Pluto. Their Observatory Will have a open house on Sat. September the 1st.

Helpful and knowledgeable. We love it there!

They have a free demonstration the first Saturday of every month. Volunteers open up the scope on those nights (weather permitting) and direct it towards certain things in the sky. Such a cool experience. Tip: Dress according to the weather. The building is original and that includes no heating.

Really cool place!! So glad I now know its there.

Favorite place to visit, for both astronomy & history!

The telescope was not working, we were sad. Still cool to look at all the pictures and hear about some of the facts about the observatory.

Great experience and presentation!

Very interesting place. The Mt. Palomar test lenses are here for you to see the rings of Saturn.

Amazing experience. Owned and operated by Indiana University. Very helpful and friendly staff. Beautiful field with over 1000 species of dasies alone.

They posted a invitation on facebook to view through the telescope. Huge turnout, handled well appreciative staff. Was impressive for adults and grand kids, the wait in line was worth it.

Wonderful hidden gem. It was cloudy but the staff opened up the observation room for a tour and had a Q&A for visitors while showing videos and slides.

Enjoyed the open house, really neat to see this facility still in operation.

The history of this site is very interesting, and getting a look at this huge, old telescope was mind-blowing.

Daffodils were at their prime and tour of observatory was very informative. Hope to do it next year in April.

Absolutely loved it very educational and you get to look through the telescope truly awesome lots of History I recommend everyone going there

First Saturday of every month has an event where they let you look through their lens and you cant beat the entry fee. (Free)

Great atmosphere (See what I did there). The staff was very friendly and very knowledgeable. Overall this experience was stellar (See what I did there again). Ok im done.

Very interesting. And awesome

Presentation was good! Learned a lot about the Sun.

Link Observatory Open house 3/3/2018Such a tremendous resource. Thanks to the Link staff for making this available to the public!

This is truly a phenomenal hidden gem in Indiana.

Great experience with Indiana Astronomical Society

First time at an observatory. The people here are very nice and answered every question asked.

Pretty cool !

It is the best observatory in all of Indiana!

One very little secret in Indiana. I had no idea this was open to the public. Check this out for a free event.

Great facility, unfortunately Indy light pollution has rendered it less useful for its originally intended purpose of serious astronomical observation

Check this place out.

Loved seeing and learning about this old observatory.

Went there with some friends on an open house night and it was very interesting..

Lots to see.

Awesome Time

Great educational place

Beautiful observatory.