Darwin…
Darwin…
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Darwin…
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Bookmobile!!
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Victorian Bracelet made of human hair… Alma wears one of these in the novel. It was a common practice, sometimes for people in mourning, but sometimes just as a gesture of love. I saw one in the Florence Nightengale museum in London when I was doing research…
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Pressed fern bangle bracelet.
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Herbarium collection
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Isabella Bird (1831 – 1904) was an English explorer, writer, and a natural historian. She visited Northern America, Asia including China, Tibet, Korea, Japan and Australia. Her letters to her sister, first printed in the magazine ‘Leisure Hour’ comprised her fourth and perhaps most famous book, “A Lady’s Life in the Rocky Mountains”. Another intrepid lady naturalist.
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Cabinet of Curiosities….this one with coral samples, maybe sent by The Reverend Welles?
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Antique Asian Nature Book
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Oxford Entomology
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The Naturalist’s Cabinet of Wonders.
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