A press cutting of an article describing the fourth annual report as being very interesting. It mentions the Museum is open for free on specific days with many taking advantage of Mr. Horniman’s generosity. It continues with the collection being divided into two sections Art and Nature, with Art comprising of objects from various countries and the second, Nature, comprising of collections of Entomological and Natural History specimens. It concludes with a note about the Museum being very easily accessible from London.
Press cutting titled: An Interesting Museum
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Extracting palm oil, woman on rocks near Owo
Close up view of woman with dyepot, Igbetti
Black and white negative of a view up through the branches of a tree
Amazon - Marañon Peru. Pebas (Witoto) pm (29/33)
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