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Helsinki Astronomy Observatory suffered no major upheavals in the 175 years of operation (1834-2009) that followed. The Observatory library acquired quite extensive collections. It was full of old instruments, manuscripts, separata, books, photographic plates, maps, exchange collections, reprints, staff publications, journals, ephemerides and so on. When we started to empty the Observatory in 2009, there was over 800 shelf metres of library and archival materials -- and maybe more, if we include boxes found in the attic. Where did everything go?  There were a few major outside takers. The oldest books (1600s-1830s) (1600s--1830s)  were deposited to the Finnish National Library, along with the 'separata' collected by the astronomy professors from late 1600s on. The University of Helsinki Central Archives took manuscripts. Books and journals already held by the Kumpula Campus Library were sent to the National Repository library in Kuopio. Other takers included the Tuorla observatory of University of Turku (Russian language books), Finnish Horological Museum (books and journals on clocks) and the Department of Physics (reprints of department of astronomy publications). The observatory library was the last department library at the University of Helsinki to be merged – and by 2009, there was barely enough space left at the Kumpula Campus Library to accommodate the collections arriving from the Observatory. A large part had to be put into more or less expensive remote storage as a temporary solution. The over 200 shelf metres collection of exchange publications from other observatories has been in remote storage for 4 years. At the time of writing, this collection is due to another relocation and faces a uncertain future.