American Museum of Natural History
Found in 50 Collections and/or Records:
A Naturalist and His Artists: Daniel Giraud Elliot exhibition photographic slides
Views of the temporary exhibition A Naturalist and His Artists: Daniel Giraud Elliot, held at the American Museum of Natural History, 1973-1974. Includes museum vistors looking at displays and reading wall text.
American Museum of Natural History Fossil Halls construction photographic slides, circa 1990-1992.
Slides from the AMNH Hall of Extinct Mammals and other exhibits in the dinosaur halls under construction.
American Museum of Natural History Marketing, Merchandise and Visitor Ephemera
American Museum of Natural History North American Mammal Hall photographic slides, undated.
Dioramas and close up views of mammals displayed in the AMNH North American Mammals Hall.
American Museum of Natural History photographic slides of the old Dinosaur and Fossil Mammal Halls, undated.
Mostly images of old dinosaur models and mammal fossils on exhibit. Includes photographs of exhibition wall panels. Some slides stamped with "Digging Up the Dinosaur".
Ancestors: Four Million Years of Humanity photographic slides
Press slides and contact sheets of the fossils displayed in the temporary exhibition Ancestors: Four Million Years of Humanity, held at the American Museum of Natural History, 1984. Gallery 1.
Asmat wood carving photographic slides, 1991.
Slides of Asmat people performing a wood carving inside the Hall of Birds of the World at the American Museum of Natural History.
Butterfly Conservatory photographic slides, 1998-2000.
Views of the Butterfly Conservatory exhibition at the AMNH. Images of museum visitors and displays, as well as close up photographs of butterflies. Also includes a set of photographs of tropical butterflies alive in winter credited to Joel Cracraft and AMNH.
Catalogue of birds in exhibition collection
Catalogue of birds in the exhibition collection at the American Museum of Natural History. Entries for each bird include museum number, original number, name, sex and age, date, locality, name of collector, name of donor, dimensions, and remarks. The catalogue spans two volumes and was originally begun by Edgar A. Mearns during the period 1883-1884. Information in the volumes spans 1812-1994.