The Natural History Museum: Nature’s treasurehouse.

Name: The Natural History Museum: Nature's treasurehouse.
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Thackery, J. and B. Press.
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Nature’s treasurehouse takes us on a whirlwind journey through the history of The Natural History Museum, London, the people, the influences, the discoveries and much more. It chronicles the most important milestones in the development of the museum, and brings to life the times in which they occurred.

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Natural History Museum, Octavo, paperback, colour illustrations.

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