This covers objects outside the Solar System; Nebulae and Galaxies and Clusters, in the NGC catalogue. The order is chronological rather than numerical. I'm sorry that makes it harder to find a given object, but the thumbnails might help. If the object is also in the Messier catalogue, it appears on my Messier page.
NGC 869 and NGC 884,
two open clusters.
NGC 4565, a spiral galaxy seen edge on.
NGC 5866, a lenticular galaxy.
NGC2024, the Flame Nebula, is an emission nebula in Orion.
NGC 5907, a spiral galaxy seen edge on.
NGC 7000, the North America Nebula, an emission nebula.
Two open clusters in Vulpecula. NGC 6823 and NGC 6830
NGC 7822 is an emission nebula in Cepheus.
NGC 7762, an open cluster in Cepheus
Three open clusters in Casseopeia. NGC 146, NGC 133 and King 14
NGC 2281 is an open cluster in Auriga.
NGC 6939, an open cluster in Cepheus
NGC6871 is an open cluster in Cygnus.
NGC6883 is an open cluster in Cygnus
NGC 5985, 5982, 5981 are three galaxies in Draco.
NGC6503 is a spiral galaxy in Draco.
NGC6946 is an intermediate spiral galaxy in Cepheus.
NGC7789 is an open cluster in Cassiopia.
NGC6992, The Veil Nebula, is an emission nebula in Cygnus.
NGC896 is the brightest part of the Heart Nebula in Cassiopeia.
NGC188, an open cluster in Cepheus.
NGC6888 or C27, The Crescent Nebula, is an emission nebula in Cygnus.
NGC3628 is a spiral galaxy in Leo, the faintest member of the Leo Triplet.
NGC7331 is a spiral galaxy in Pegasus. It was once thought to be very like the Milky Way.
NGC891 or C23, a spiral galaxy in Andromeda seen edge on.
NGC1502, an open cluster in Camelopardalis.
NGC2423, an open cluster in Pupis.
NGC2396, an open cluster in Puppis.
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