Wagner Free Institute of Science, Philadelphia
By Robert G W Anderson The Wagner Free Institute of Science has its origins in the adult education movement which had started
The History of Science is Everywhere
By Robert G W Anderson The Wagner Free Institute of Science has its origins in the adult education movement which had started
In many ways Edward Booth (1840-1890) fits almost too well into a stereotypical image of an eccentric Victorian naturalist.
By Nicola Cooper The Enlightenment Gallery at the British Museum in London (founded in 1753), represents an
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds The Natural History Museum and the Geological Museum used to be separate
By Charles Tanford & Jacqueline Reynolds The creation of this society in 1807 was controversial, perceived by many as
By Steven Turner This article was originally published on “O Say Can You See?”, the blog of the National Museum
By Michael Barton It was probably not too difficult to come across something having to do with Charles Darwin when visiting
By Charlotte Sleigh In the heat of the Provençal summer, the countryside whirs and buzzes with the sounds of uncountable
By James Poskett You don’t have to venture far out of central London to find your own Jurassic Park. In fact, the Victorians
By Isabelle Charmantier The University of Exeter Streatham Campus can boast to be one of the most beautiful of the country,
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