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thingsunderglass:English weevil specimen ring c. 1800. London Natural History Museum.

naxiu5:bonequeer:angels-are-watching:Can we please talk about how our history teacher sent a barbie

tomcadrin:museum of natural historythomas cadrin, 2015

orcalovingbeing:Copenhagen’s Museum of Zoology [more posts from my visit]A preserved foetus of a Min

The Minnesota Science Museum bout to be rich as HELL

Focusing on all things female in preparation for A Year of Yes: Reimagining Feminism at the Brooklyn

Conservation treatments in progress often lead to an impromptu array of things organized neatly. The

fifthdayprairie:Museum Period Rooms and Ecological Restoration: The two seemingly disparate things I

thingsorganizedneatly:A few of the incredible collections at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural Histo

One of the first things I did in Tokyo was visit the National Museum of Modern Art. It’s close

thingsorganizedneatly:A few of the incredible collections at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural Histo

i went to a lesbian museum today & gently cried a lot 

thingsorganizedneatly: A few of the incredible collections at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural Hist

7.16.21 | Things are good! Things are paying off! I have a 3.8 and a 3.9 in my dual degrees masters

Books, art, galleries and museums are the best material things in the world, aren’t they?

Finn Wolfhard at the Heritage Square Museum in LA, 8.25.19:“Richie is kind of part of me now.

Stranger World, 2018. © Zoé Cord’homme.

moonandserpent: Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Oxford, 2017.

I was tagged by @delphes for the lockscreen meme! I have no idea how to take a photo of my lock

One of the first things I did in Tokyo was visit the National Museum of Modern Art. It’s close

trufflesome: One of my favorite things to see whenever I visit the Getty Museum ⭐ The Portal of Rou

fusabl-pab:nonasuch:fashionsfromhistory: Up Close: Reception Dress, 1884 (RISD Museum) Imagine if so

After all these years we’re still finding things in Glencairn that tell us about the daily

sutured-infection: Steven Katzman, from the Mütter Museum, 1994

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