Charles Worley Photo Gallery, first row:

• Charles Worley in 1964, shortly after coming to the USNO from Lick Observatory.
• Charles in 1967. At this point he was deep in the IDS to WDS transfer and doing visual micrometry double star observing with the 26 inch telescope.
• Charles at the XVI General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union held at Grenoble, France in 1976. The first General Assembly he attended was in 1961.
• Charles at Lowell Observatory with the GSU speckle camera in 1982. Also pictured are Ralph Nye, Art Hoag and Otto Franz.
• Charles in the dragon's lair entering data in 1984.

Charles Worley Photo Gallery, second row:

• Charles in the USNO library reviewing journals. His systematic examination of the USNO collection for historical double star measures had him spending extensive time here.
• In the dome of the 26 inch with the initial speckle team: Bob Hindsley, Geoff Douglass, Charles, and Bob Harrington.
• Charles and Geoff with the speckle camera open.
• Charles with the speckle camera mounted.
• Charles with the speckle camera mounted.

Charles Worley Photo Gallery, third row:

• Charles and Brian Mason in the midst of deep double star plotting (photo courtesy of Barbara Mason).
• Charles presiding as IAU Commission 26 (Double & Multiple Stars) president at Santiago de Compostella meeting with Jose Docobo (photo courtesy of Hal McAlister). Charles knew all Commission 26 presidents, save one, on a personal level.
• Charles in the dragon's lair in 1997 just before his scheduled retirement (photo by Jane Worley).