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The BAA Variable Star Section is the world's longest established organisationfor the systematic observation of variable stars, having been formed in 1890.Its database contains nearly 3 million measurements going back to 1840 and isan important resource for researchers. The aim of this Presidential Address isto reveal some of the lesser known tales that lie deep within the database.This includes bringing to life stories about some of the people that wereinvolved, especially in the early years, including Joseph Baxendell, Mary AdelaBlagg and Arthur Stanley Williams, as well as shedding light on some of thestars that have been observed. Finally we look to the future as the VariableStar Section builds on the legacy of its forebears, ensuring that it shallalways stay ahead of the curve.

Staying ahead of the curve: progress in British variable star astronomy