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Treasury refused to entrust it with specimens collected at the government's expense. Appointments of staff were bedevilled by gentlemanly favouritism; in 1862 a nephew of the mistress of a Trustee was appointed Entomological Assistant despite not knowing the difference between a butterfly and a moth.
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On arrival at the museum, the specimen was immediately frozen while preparations commenced for its permanent storage. Since few complete and reasonably fresh examples of the species exist, "wet storage" was chosen, leaving the squid undissected. A 9.45-metre acrylic tank was constructed (by the same team that provide tanks to
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of material in the grounds of the museum. His successors also applied to the trustees for permission to destroy decayed specimens. In 1833, the Annual Report states that, of the 5,500 insects listed in the Sloane catalogue, none remained. The inability of the natural history departments to conserve
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The central atrium design by Neal Potter overcame visitors' reluctance to visit the upper galleries by "pulling" them through a model of the Earth made up of random plates on an escalator. The new design covered the walls in recycled slate and sandblasted the major stars and planets onto the wall.
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was left inside. The work was completed—entirely within the hall and in view of the public—in 1938. At the time it was the largest such model in the world, at 92 feet (28 m) in length. The construction details were later borrowed by several
American museums, who scaled the plans further. The
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British Museum site was limited. Land in South Kensington was purchased, and in 1864 a competition was held to design the new museum. The winning entry was submitted by the civil engineer
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Continent. The original plans included wings on either side of the main building, but these plans were soon abandoned for budgetary reasons. The space these would have occupied are now taken by the Earth Galleries and Darwin Centre.
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and public engagement programmes. These include for example a highly praised "How
Science Works" hands on workshop for school students demonstrating the use of microfossils in geological research. The museum also played a major role in securing designation of the
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The blue whale skeleton, Hope, that has replaced Dippy, is another prominent display in the museum. The display of the skeleton, some 82 feet (25 m) long and weighing 4.5 tonnes, was only made possible in 1934 with the building of the
1947:, Millicent Clyde is a devious and treacherous taxidermist at the museum. She kidnaps Paddington, intending to kill and stuff him, but is thwarted by the Brown family after scenes involving chases inside and on the roof of the building.
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collections—the 'dry collections'. It is possible for members of the public to visit and view non-exhibited items for a fee by booking onto one of the several Spirit
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was acquired by the museum, and Gray's own wife had carried the open trays across the courtyard in a gale: all the labels blew away. That collection is said never to have recovered.
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2535:"Behind-the-Scenes Tour: Spirit Collection | Natural History Museum"
2467:"Written Answer: Geological and British Museums HC Deb 31 July 1984"
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2906:"Make it stop, Mummy! Tom Cruise movie a lumbering waste of time"
800:, with the other exhibitions in the Waterhouse building retitled
526:(Keeper of Natural History 1806–1813) sold many specimens to the
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An 1881 plan showing the original arrangement of the museum
2880:"The Museum at the movies: 13 chances to see us on screen"
1445:, one of the largest known clusters of cubic gold crystals
319:. The museum is particularly famous for its exhibition of
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department's 'spirit collections'—organisms preserved in
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1301:The Jerwood Gallery (temporary exhibition space)
3227:Nature News article on proposed cuts, June 2010
1922:The museum features as a base for Prodigium, a
1580:from the British Isles, collected in 1813 from
1032:The museum holds the remains and bones of the "
814:skeleton that was put on display in late 2015.
1755:International Union for Conservation of Nature
905:"—is a 105-foot (32 m)-long replica of a
347:until 1992, despite legal separation from the
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3186:Picture Library of the Natural History Museum
1240:Hintze Hall (formerly the Central Hall, with
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784:In 1985, the museum merged with the adjacent
722:was made in 1866, signed by the heads of the
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4721:Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges
3790:Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
3140:(2009) by Richard Fortey. HarperPress (UK).
2659:"Dippy on Tour: A Natural History Adventure"
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2096:Keeper of Entomology, Natural History Museum
2065:Move of collections to Harwell and Shinfield
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1950:The museum was prominently featured in the
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2264:. London: Ray Society. pp. 265–266.
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599:Planning and architecture of new building
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4919:All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
2337:The Heyday of Natural History: 1829–1870
2335:Barber, Lynn (1980). "Omnium Gatherum".
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4544:Horserace Betting Levy Appeal Tribunal
2152:"Natural History Museum scraps £9 fee"
1012:taken alive in a fishing net near the
268:. It is one of three major museums on
4930:Crystal Palace National Sports Centre
3529:Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology
3211:Royal Institute of British Architects
3196:Architectural history and description
2946:from the original on 10 December 2022
2647:from the original on 11 January 2022.
2395:Royal Institute of British Architects
2260:Harrison, Keith; Smith, Eric (2008).
2163:from the original on 11 January 2022.
937:, a 128-year-old skeleton nicknamed "
841:in the shape of a giant, eight-story
780:The building of the Geological Museum
515:, in 1756, which was the home of the
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5750:Monument to the Great Fire of London
2932:O'Connor, Joanne (5 December 2014).
2774:, London, UK: Natural History Museum
2366:A Short History of Nearly Everything
1385:adding citations to reliable sources
1113:adding citations to reliable sources
419:adding citations to reliable sources
5730:Crystal Palace transmitting station
4576:Channel Four Television Corporation
4113:Ranger's House (Wernher Collection)
3704:Museum of Immigration and Diversity
3207:Architecture and history of the NHM
6403:Museum of the Year (UK) recipients
3684:London Museum of Water & Steam
2506:"Museum 'cocoon' prepares to open"
2073:(which was abandoned) and then to
1987:at the museum on 15 October 1998.
1886:immediately to the north provides
1549:Full-sized animatronic model of a
1451:Moon rock sample collected in 1972
967:Mammals (blue whale model) gallery
925:Carnegie Museum of Natural History
694:Separation from the British Museum
16:British museum established in 1881
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6418:Natural history museums in London
3093:. St Paul's Bibliographies (UK).
3015:"The Making of The Essex Serpent"
2751:, Museum of Natural History, n.d.
2633:Fuller, George (4 January 2017).
2611:McVeigh, Tracy (1 January 2017).
2008:The museum was site of the first
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4419:Sports Grounds Safety Authority
4409:National Lottery Community Fund
4404:National Heritage Memorial Fund
3263:Museums and galleries in London
2986:Caruso, Nick (5 January 2022).
2059:Natural History Museum at Tring
2045:The NHM also has an outpost in
2041:Natural History Museum at Tring
2035:Natural History Museum at Tring
1908:One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing
1576:Only surviving specimen of the
997:, which was first broadcast on
930:One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing
915:, after a discussion with King
860:, affectionately named Archie.
822:The Darwin Centre (named after
406:needs additional citations for
327:—both exemplified by the large
21:List of natural history museums
6343:1881 establishments in England
6338:Natural History Museum, London
4098:Kenwood House (Iveagh Bequest)
3785:Museum of the Order of St John
3674:Institute of Contemporary Arts
3659:Handel & Hendrix in London
2847:10.1080/0005772x.1986.11098871
756:Museums and Galleries Act 1992
702:The central hall of the museum
559:and registration numbers from
79:Location within Central London
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5612:Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace
5345:BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
3719:Royal Academy of Music Museum
2691:"Mystery Insect Bugs Experts"
2560:"Giant squid goes on display"
2003:Andy's Prehistoric Adventures
1810:Victoria & Albert Museum
1682:A young student at the museum
1480:First complete skeleton of a
1330:Part of the spirit collection
1292:Fish, Amphibians and Reptiles
1004:The Darwin Centre is host to
710:, usually abbreviated in the
214:Victoria & Albert Museum
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53:of the museum in January 2006
4941:Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
4399:Horserace Betting Levy Board
4363:Treasure Valuation Committee
3599:Ben Uri Gallery & Museum
3584:Arsenal Football Club Museum
3036:Naggs, Fred (11 July 2022).
2177:. The Natural History Museum
1686:The museum runs a series of
1349:Highlights of the collection
886:Major specimens and exhibits
368:non-departmental public body
93:; 143 years ago
6413:National museums of England
6393:Museums established in 1881
6348:Alfred Waterhouse buildings
4832:Brentford Community Stadium
4810:Odeon Luxe Leicester Square
4581:Churches Conservation Trust
3947:Banqueting House, Whitehall
3770:Florence Nightingale Museum
3574:Other museums and galleries
2310:Gunther, Albert E. (1980).
2285:Gunther, Albert E. (1975).
2053:, built by local eccentric
1968:were brought to life using
1499:Cast of a huge skeleton of
720:Chancellor of the Exchequer
501:link to current floor plans
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5312:Victoria and Albert Museum
4525:Victoria and Albert Museum
4485:National Museums Liverpool
3856:Headstone Manor and Museum
3639:Fashion and Textile Museum
3452:Victoria and Albert Museum
3368:Imperial War Museum London
2771:Bumblebee Specialist Group
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1999:Andy's Dinosaur Adventures
1644:, at the museum since 1893
1603:now considered part of a
1587:A complete skeleton of an
1516:Near complete skeleton of
952:Whale skeleton, nicknamed
870:BBC's Natural History Unit
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282:Victoria and Albert Museum
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6363:Charities based in London
5942:St Bartholomew's Hospital
5664:Citigroup Centre (London)
5272:National Portrait Gallery
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2825:Paul H. Williams (1986).
2693:. Sky news. 15 July 2008.
2679:. DocuWiki. 15 July 2017.
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1038:northern bottlenose whale
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528:Royal College of Surgeons
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5831:Liverpool Street station
5821:Fenchurch Street station
5811:Clapham Junction station
5530:Westfield Stratford City
5340:All Hallows-by-the-Tower
5267:National Maritime Museum
4805:Empire, Leicester Square
4591:National Citizen Service
3609:Bow Street Police Museum
3391:National Maritime Museum
2488:Hackett, Dennis (1999).
2197:"Natural History Museum"
2055:Lionel Walter Rothschild
1983:launching the game with
1761:species worldwide using
1667:On the Origin of Species
1461:gemstone weighing 9,381
1073:was discovered in 2007.
653:architectural terracotta
6262:Myrtle Avenue, Hounslow
5892:Battersea Power Station
5375:St Martin-in-the-Fields
5167:Royal Courts of Justice
5031:Theatre Royal Haymarket
4924:The Championship Course
4515:Sir John Soane's Museum
4505:Royal Museums Greenwich
3604:Benjamin Franklin House
3552:London Museum Docklands
3514:London Transport Museum
3499:Dulwich Picture Gallery
3378:Royal Museums Greenwich
3332:Sir John Soane's Museum
3055:10.11646/megataxa.7.1.2
2704:Review by Miles Russell
1344:Zoology Spirit Building
864:The Attenborough Studio
839:C. F. Møller Architects
748:British Museum Act 1963
676:Imperial College London
276:, the others being the
6242:Kensington High Street
5871:Victoria Coach Station
5355:Methodist Central Hall
5277:Natural History Museum
5011:Royal National Theatre
4586:Historic Royal Palaces
4495:Natural History Museum
4384:British Film Institute
3939:Historic Royal Palaces
3916:Royal Collection Trust
3749:William Morris Gallery
3734:Sherlock Holmes Museum
3614:Charles Dickens Museum
3589:Bank of England Museum
3483:Designated collections
3327:Royal Air Force Museum
3322:Natural History Museum
2966:"Tomb Raider 3 Events"
2884:Natural History Museum
2800:, IUCN, archived from
2663:Natural History Museum
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1660:Rare first edition of
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1457:Stone, flawless blue
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5806:Charing Cross station
5801:Cannon Street station
5684:St George Wharf Tower
5654:122 Leadenhall Street
5515:Petticoat Lane Market
5400:Westminster Cathedral
5350:Bevis Marks Synagogue
5282:Royal Academy of Arts
5234:Guildhall Art Gallery
5162:Palace of Westminster
5152:The National Archives
5122:City Hall (Southwark)
4864:(Queens Park Rangers)
4292:The Baroness Twycross
4203:100 Parliament Street
3804:Local history museums
3761:Health & Medicine
3759:The London Museums of
3709:Orleans House Gallery
3679:Leighton House Museum
3649:Guildhall Art Gallery
3534:Royal Academy of Arts
3524:Museum of Freemasonry
2748:Research and curation
2677:"Dippy and the Whale"
2391:"Interior of the NHM"
2369:. London: Doubleday.
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1513:teeth ever discovered
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5360:Regent's Park Mosque
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4475:Imperial War Museums
4379:Arts Council England
4005:Eastbury Manor House
3952:Hampton Court Palace
3891:Valence House Museum
3729:Serpentine Galleries
3619:Dennis Severs' House
3594:Barbican Art Gallery
3411:Science Museum Group
3347:Imperial War Museums
3307:National Army Museum
1905:live-action feature
1782:Lines/Routes served
1736:In 2010, a six-part
1650:The Birds of America
1606:Homo heidelbergensis
1381:improve this section
1304:Marine Invertebrates
1109:improve this section
986:Television special,
956:, in the Hintze Hall
718:. A petition to the
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6134:Horse Guards Parade
5796:Blackfriars station
5710:ArcelorMittal Orbit
5649:20 Fenchurch Street
5639:One Churchill Place
5607:The Queen's Gallery
5425:Fortnum & Mason
5390:Southwark Cathedral
5385:St Paul's Cathedral
5247:Imperial War Museum
5210:Churchill War Rooms
5082:Royal Festival Hall
5021:Shakespeare's Globe
4900:(Tottenham Hotspur)
4894:(Charlton Athletic)
4389:Gambling Commission
3990:575 Wandsworth Road
3896:Vestry House Museum
3881:Museum of Wimbledon
3795:Wellcome Collection
3744:Whitechapel Gallery
3355:Churchill War Rooms
2641:The Daily Telegraph
2289:. London: Dawsons.
2175:"Museum governance"
2157:www.telegraph.co.uk
2015:The Amazing Race 33
1837:London Underground
1795:Kensington Museums
1708:World Heritage Site
1257:Fossils from the UK
1192:Lasting Impressions
1171:Lasting Impressions
908:Diplodocus carnegii
798:The Earth Galleries
325:cathedral of nature
208:Kensington Museums
141: /
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6292:Shaftesbury Avenue
6202:Charing Cross Road
5998:Kensington Gardens
5988:Hampton Court Park
5846:St Pancras station
5841:Paddington station
5725:Cleopatra's Needle
5552:Partly occupied by
5317:Wallace Collection
5127:City Hall (Newham)
5067:Hammersmith Apollo
4952:Twickenham Stadium
4828:(national stadium)
4771:Westminster Bridge
4716:Hammersmith Bridge
4706:Blackfriars Bridge
4530:Wallace Collection
4470:Museum of the Home
4316:Charity Commission
4220:Secretary of State
3876:Museum of Richmond
3629:Dr Johnson's House
3337:Wallace Collection
3302:Museum of the Home
3116:John Hanning Speke
2807:on 3 December 2012
2512:. 2 September 2008
2443:Nature's Cathedral
2401:on 19 January 2012
1897:In popular culture
1874:London Underground
1714:Fossil Festivals.
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1598:Middle Paleolithic
1495:David Attenborough
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5107:10 Downing Street
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2727:on 30 August 2010
2091:James John Joicey
2028:The Essex Serpent
1954:2014 documentary
1941:In the 2014 film
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1589:American mastodon
1552:Tyrannosaurus rex
1533:Large skull of a
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1431:Fragments of the
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818:The Darwin Centre
786:Geological Museum
772:Geological Museum
766:Geological Museum
680:Royal Albert Hall
669:natural selection
661:Gibbs and Canning
613:Gibbs and Canning
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6378:Exempt charities
6358:Brompton, London
6222:Fenchurch Street
6159:Trafalgar Square
6139:Leicester Square
6104:Wimbledon Common
6059:Gunnersbury Park
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5866:London Cable Car
5861:Waterloo station
5856:Victoria station
5791:Heathrow Airport
5592:Banqueting House
5554:the royal family
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5262:National Gallery
5257:Museum of London
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3699:Museum of Brands
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3276:National museums
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3174:Official website
3112:Charles Waterton
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1842:
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1792:
1773:
1630:skulls found at
1524:The most intact
1433:Nakhla meteorite
1412:
1405:
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1392:
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1298:Images of Nature
1195:Restless Surface
1189:Earth's Treasury
1167:Earth's Treasury
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6013:St James's Park
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5887:Barbican Estate
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5755:Nelson's Column
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5117:Bank of England
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4826:Wembley Stadium
4819:Football stadia
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4766:Waterloo Bridge
4761:Vauxhall Bridge
4746:Richmond Bridge
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3866:Kingston Museum
3851:Havering Museum
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1487:The plesiosaur
1484:ever discovered
1426:Campo del Cielo
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