If I had the choice, I would always choose to visit a museum inside out– that is, take a backstage tour of what they don’t display, which in most cases, is much larger than what is actually on display. And i’m not talking about 2 to 3 times larger, we’re talking about secret collections that are 99. 9% larger, hiding behind the museum walls…
To give you an idea of how much we’re missing, The Smithsonian team at the National Museum of Natural History has kindly shared their staff photos, giving us a glimpse of what it would be like to raid all those backstage drawers and cabinets. You could say that museums sure do like to hoard things, but of course, it’s not all just sitting there gathering dust. The NMNH’s collections are special resources that allow the museum to make unique contributions to answering significant scientific questions and play a vital role in advancing scientific knowledge, addressing societal issues, and increasing scientific literacy.
Anthropology
Invertebrate Zoology
Mineral Sciences
Botany
Anthropology
Paleobiology
Fishes
Mammals
Botany – Algae
Mammals – Whale
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W . o . W . ! A stupendous idea. It wouldn’t have occurred to me. Thanks for sharing.
II wish my fossil collection boxes were that neat and clean! What beautiful pictures!
I knew the behind the scenes was extensive, but I didn’t realize how extensive and certainly not how organized.