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1990, and the two buildings were connected in 1991 through a path along the ancient walls of the town of Angers, allowing visitors a continuous journey between the zoological rooms and the palaeontology gallery. In 2005 the
Botanical Museum, while remaining on the site of the Arboretum, was absorbed by the Museum of Natural History, which changed its designation to the Museum of Natural Sciences. On 1 January 2017, the Muséum d'Angers was attached administratively to the other five museums of the town of Angers, under the same directorship.
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Under the director
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Central School of Maine-et-Loire was established in the Barrault House. Joseph-Étienne Renou (1740–1809), collaborator of Merlet, is appointed to the professorship of Natural History and, with what remained of the collections at Saint Sergius' Abbey, forms a natural history collection for
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Servain and Surrault collections (freshwater malacology), which together with the Letourneux collection (world malacology) form a remarkable ensemble. With the Boursicot legacy in 1999, the zoology collections gained tens of thousands of specimens, especially
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period, about 500 million years old. Historically the oldest objects are 18th century herbaria specimens (and even a few from the 17th century). Herbaria and animal taxidermy from before the 19th century have a considerable heritage value, but the largest part of the collections came from the 19th
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and guided tours for school groups, families and the general public, using high-quality teaching materials (including a variety of animal skull models, educational games and thematic publications). As the Muséum d'Angers is part of an environmental education programme, themes and pedagogical cards
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Unlike most other natural history museums in France, the Muséum d'Angers and its collections have not suffered from either of the two World Wars. Moreover, no fire, flood or disaster destroyed or damaged the museum's collections; the greatest hazard being the
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Barrault House and were installed in the Demarie-Valentin House, which became the Zoological Museum, near the Paleontological Museum. The Zoological Museum opened its doors on 29 April 1963. The two establishments were eventually reunited to recreate the Museum of Natural History in
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were re-housed in 1895 in the Old
Mansion House, the north wing of the Old Town Hall, adjacent to the Palaeontological Museum. The SESA followed suit. Alexandre Boreau's herbarium was bought by the municipality in 1875, and that of James Lloyd (1810–1896) was bequeathed to the city in 1897. All
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contain more than 350,000 samples, mainly dating from the nineteenth century. They are organised around three important collections: the general herbarium, that of
Alexandre Boreau, and that of James Lloyd, the three herbaria together making up about 80% of the total samples.
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from individuals or institutions seeking long-term conservation of their collections, which are often carefully collected throughout a lifetime, and it is up to these professionals to take
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The Old Town Hall dates from the 13th century. The palaeontology collections have been installed, since 1885, in the former Great Hall of the
Municipal Council (1529–1823, then the Great Chamber of the Court of Appeal between 1823 and 1885), which includes beautiful wood
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adapted to all school grades are available for teachers. An activities programme for the young is offered, especially during school holidays. Other activities of scientific and cultural mediation are organized, including animations, conferences and even artistic events.
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The welcome team is the most visible face for visitors. Responsible for ticket sale, surveillance of exhibition rooms, monitoring of exhibits, and visitor safety, welcome agents are the hinge between the public and other professionals behind the scenes of the museum.
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The Demarie-Valentin House was built by Jean-François Demarie around 1800 on the site of the former parish church of Saint-Michel-du-Tertre, destroyed during the Revolution. The interior layout of the Demarie-Valentin House is surprisingly unique in its
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The collection finally opened its doors to the public as a Museum of Natural History on 5 May 1801. In 1805, when the Central School was abolished, the museum became municipal, while remaining in the Barrault House, together with the
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The main site of the museum remained the Barrault House, but in 1885, the town of Angers decided to purchase the Soye collection, which consisted of several thousand fossil samples. At this point, the number of
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In addition, the ornithological collections are particularly rich, with eggs, nests and taxidermy of all of the birds of Maine-et-Loire. There are also specimens belonging to extinct species, including a
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specimens becomes too large for the premises and are placed in the Old Town Hall, constituting a Palaeontological Museum. The geological collections joined them soon after. In the same year, a
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The central site is housed in two buildings of distinct origins, connected by a small garden sitting on top of the medieval walls, the Demarie-Valentin House and the Old Town Hall.
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campaigns are underway, particularly in the fields of herbaria, entomology and malacology. Loans of specimens for exhibitions, research or teaching are also regular.
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became a permanent exhibit. In 1871, the Society of Scientific Studies of Anjou (SESA) is established by a group of scholars strongly linked to the museum. In 1883
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The botanical collections represent numerically the greatest heritage in the Muséum d'Angers, with more than half of the total number of museum objects. The
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time, many pieces have been lost, even stolen, the Muséum d'Angers retains a rare continuity and integrity for a museum more than 200 years old.
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The collections of the Muséum d'Angers are constantly in demand by researchers, trainees, students, teachers. The museum welcomes also
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Specialised herbaria are also preserved in Angers, including one of the most important botany collections (herbaria of the genus
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A museum is not composed only of showcases and visitors: there is at the Muséum d'Angers a dynamics often unknown to the public.
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The Boreau herbarium contains probably more than 100,000 samples, including material used for the writing of the
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own collection. Prehistory collections were kickstarted at the end of the 19th century, especially thanks to the
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and 20th centuries. In botany, zoology and palaeontology, the collections of the Muséum d'Angers house several
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since 1964; the SESA accompanied this move. From 1898 to 2005 these collections formed the Botanical Museum.
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The Muséum d'Angers is established in two sites: the central site of the museum, in the town centre of
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of Michel Gruet (1912–1998) in the 1940s–1980s were particularly fortunate, and the discovery of
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The site of the Arboretum Gaston Allard mostly houses herbarium collections in the residence of
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specialized in particular fields, for example, beetles, paleobotany or malacology. Proofing,
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The general herbarium contains several type-specimens, including types from the island of
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The Muséum d'Angers has important collections of paleontology (50,000 fossils, including
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1999 « Le petit peuple des champs et des bois », photography by Michel Beucher
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for the benefit of scientists and the general public. The Muséum d'Angers subscribes to
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and temporary staff to work on particular points of its collections. These are either
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The Muséum d'Angers quickly attracted interest and more items were acquired. In 1806,
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2004 « Forêt ou le frémissement des limbes », photography by Laurent Vergne
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and pays less attention to the museum) and de Tussac (who worked in Paris). In 1821,
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bones of the same period. Among the last remarkable acquisitions, the arrival of an
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The Lloyd herbarium (100,000 collections) contains 24,000 species, the basis of the
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Serge Braud (2007). "Les Araignées de Maine-et-Loire, Inventaire et Cartographie".
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2016:"Le Courrier de l'Ouest : Le 20000 visiteur au Muséum des sciences naturelles"
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The Muséum d'Angers follows the National Museum by adopting five main missions:
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2008 « L'animal griffé », drawings and sculptures by Delphine Izzo
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of Maine-et-Loire. The Muséum d'Angers houses the reference collection of
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mineralogy: native gold nugget; monumental block of acicular quartz
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at the same time Director of the Jardin des plantes d'Angers
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malacology: exotic marine fauna, and local fresh water fauna
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ornithology: passenger pigeon; great auk's egg; kakapo
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773:Part of the herbaria reserves, Muséum d'Angers
1371:« Darwin : mission Galápagos »
970:(accompanied by its skeleton) is noteworthy.
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3063:"Carl Linné – Profession : naturaliste"
2079:(in French). Vol. 3. pp. 105–115.
1229:ichthyology: ocean sunfish; "fish herbarium"
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1223:mammalogy: okapi; several big cat spécimens
1837:Abot's Entomology Gallery, Muséum d'Angers
1318: : espèce en voie d'exposition »
1294:« La grande parade des animaux »
1249:palaeobotany: plant fossils in sandstone;
543:of Hôtel Demarie-Valentin, Muséum d'Angers
215:samples, as well as hundreds of specimens
27:
20:
2953:"L'Anjou sous nos pieds : Angers.fr"
1484:1993 « Point Info dinosaures »
1463:« Trésors botaniques d'Angers »
1322:« Sols fertiles, vie secrètes »
1232:marine invertebrates: Indian Ocean corals
1201:carpothèque: sea coconut, vegetable ivory
1159:Type-specimens (plants, insects, fossils)
600:Société d'études scientifiques de l'Anjou
171:, as opposed to the arts museums, called
2774:"CEDRIC POLLET ECORCE, Galerie-Creation"
1570:Number of visitors per year (2011–2020)
1568:
1499:Number of visitors per year (2001–2010)
1497:
1476:« Ages et images de la terre »
1284:, works and installations by Richard Rak
1261:petrography: meteorite of Angers; slates
1082:, yet all mineral families are present.
927:Gustave Abot (1843–1926), specialist on
3223:Le Muséum d'Histoire naturelle d'Angers
3213:Muséum des Sciences Naturelles – Angers
1937:
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1446:« La Nature, quelle artiste »
1346:2013 « Alarme et camouflage »
1042:, a monumental block of sharp acicular
195:about 530,000 objects, including 3,000
165:Muséum des sciences naturelles d'Angers
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1889:Palaeontology Gallery, Muséum d'Angers
1458:« La ménagerie du roi René »
1296:, at the Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Angers
1181:Pangolin (transferred from Paris 1798)
1038:(600 samples) include a collection of
271:who besieged Angers in December 1793.
2504:"Les Animaux du noir – Katrin Backes"
2372:. Editions Cheminements. p. 45.
2258:"CoEL - consultation des collections"
962:fished out in the Loire in 1811, and
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2106:Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle
1973:"Fréquentation des Musées de France"
1954:, Ministère français de la Culture.
1423:2004 « La faune du Mali »
1379:« L'Anjou sous nos pieds »
366:Pierre-Aimé Millet de la Turtaudière
277:Louis-Marie de La Révellière-Lépeaux
191:, the Muséum d'Angers houses in its
2131:Base Museofile des musées de France
1904:composite skeleton, Muséum d'Angers
1707:Émile Lieutaud, 1885–1895 (2 fois)
1696:Émile Lieutaud, 1875–1881 (1 fois)
1184:Sturgeon (fished in the Loire 1811)
848:(approximately 1,100 samples). The
827:(Gaillard, Guépin, Rabenhorst) and
360:It was only under the direction of
3275:Buildings and structures in Angers
3193:. Angers: Topgraphic-Publigraphic.
1849:Taxidermy Gallery, Muséum d'Angers
1470:« Rêveur au long cours »
1397:2006 « Ligne du Monde »
1395:2006 « Amazone nature »
1204:xylothèque: French Guiana rosewood
856:precious woods collected in 1802.
430:herbaria have been grouped at the
311:National Museum of Natural History
18:Municipal museum in Angers, France
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3280:Natural history museums in France
2146:Vitard-Gibiat, Stéphanie (2013).
1977:data.culturecommunication.gouv.fr
1921:List of museums in Maine-et-Loire
2355:www.officiel-galeries-musees.com
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912:specimens, specimens in liquid,
1926:List of natural history museums
1651:Joseph-Étienne Renou, 1798–1809
1360:, photography by Laurent Geslin
797:(expedition of Entrecasteaux),
2368:Pierre-Louis Augereau (2002).
1795:merger with the Muséum in 2005
1472:, installations by Richard Rak
1343:« Espèces en folie »
1307:« Drôles d'oiseaux »
1271:Roc-en-Pail: Neanderthal bones
1017:. A composite skeleton of the
339:Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire
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1481:« Baleines en vue »
1434:« Félins du monde »
1352:Société des Artistes Angevins
813:Flore de l'ouest de la France
679:The mediation team organizes
304:Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Angers
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1178:Crocodile (accessioned 1798)
1172:Patrin herbarium (1780-1783)
806:Flore du centre de la France
2778:cedric.galerie-creation.com
2682:"galerie – Hélène Benzacar"
1771:Ernest Préaubert, 1930–1933
1716:Olivier Couffon, 1929–1937
1358:« Safari urbain »
1288:« Hungry Planet »
1214:entomology: Abot collection
346:Jardin des plantes d'Angers
279:(1753–1824), member of the
175:) is a municipal museum in
74:9 rue du château d'Orgemont
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1722:Philippe Maury, 1944–1976
1667:François Richard de Tussac
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793:(voyage of Bougainville),
482:dissemination of knowledge
413:Cantonal Museum of Geology
3285:Museums in Maine-et-Loire
2540:www.esclavage-memoire.com
2029:Thomas Rouillard (2010).
1774:Georges Bioret, 1934–1953
1741:Anne Esnault, depuis 2017
1736:Vincent Dennys, 2001–2015
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1792:Denise Moreau, 1988–2010
1702:Édouard Louis Trouessart
1671:- Guilloteau, directeur
562:) since 28 August 1995.
463:Continuity and integrity
94:l'Hôtel Demarie-Valentin
1873:Female tigre skeleton,
1685:Auguste Nicaise Desvaux
1654:open to the public 1801
823:(Decuillé, Thuillier),
627:taxidermist-conservator
522:Arboretum Gaston Allard
478:curation of collections
432:Arboretum Gaston Allard
350:Auguste Nicaise Desvaux
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2256:MILCENT, Jean-Pascal.
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2199:on 25 September 2015
1902:Metaxytherium medium
1789:, 1977–1988 (2 fois)
1780:, 1953–1956 (1 fois)
1677:- Desvaux, director
1113:, various bones and
1056:meteorite of L'Aigle
1026:Metaxytherium medium
936:insects and shells.
902:marine invertebrates
900:(139 specimens) and
880:(20,000 specimens),
876:(80,000 specimens),
76:49000 Angers, France
62:43 rue Jules Guitton
43:5 May 1801
3247: /
3218:Les Musées d'Angers
3087:on 4 September 2019
3029:on 4 September 2019
2983:on 4 September 2019
2918:on 4 September 2019
2804:on 4 September 2019
2708:on 4 September 2019
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2560:on 4 September 2019
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2464:www.ouest-france.fr
2421:on 19 December 2019
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819:(Bouvet, Bruneau),
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559:Monument historique
494:scientific research
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