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Richard Thomas Baker - Records

Title
Richard Thomas Baker - Records
Repository
Powerhouse Museum
Reference
MRS 4, 16, 202, 109, 225
Date Range
1891 - 1940
Description

Correspondence, 1898-1921, as Curator of the Technological Museum, Sydney (later the Powerhouse Museum), concerning all aspects of Museum administration and his scientific pursuits [MRS 4, MRS 16 and MRS 202]. Decisions books 1898-1925 [MRS 109]. Reprints of articles on essential oils 1891-1919 [MRS 225]. Microscope used by Baker [H6725]. Family papers and letters c1890-1940.

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