*From Report of Commissioner of Education for 1874. & Comprises the Owen Cabinet and Ward casts, and contains enough of all the species to illustrate the most important genera of all except rare orders. b These are skeletons. c With coëlenterates. d With phanerogams. e The museum has also 1,770 specimens in the ethnological department. ƒTotal zoological collection, (including deposits,) 25,000 species, 100,000 specimens. h These are fossils. iRecent mollusks and molluscoids. The museum contains a collection of shells which cost from $12,000 to $15,000. m The museum contains 65,000 specimens of fossils not enumerated separately. n Also 250,000 geological specimens. Also 1,254 specimens of human anatomy, including 52 skeletons. The surgical collection also includes many anatomical illustrations. Number. TABLE XVIII-PART 1.-Statistics of museums of art for 1875; Name of museum. Location. By whom owned. 1 Wadsworth Athenæum, Art Gallery..... Hartford, Conn...... Stockholders... a Exclusive of the art collections, which have cost $33,736. When founded. rom replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education. 1842 Daniel Wadsworth & others From visitors, Endowment Donations 1,400 All other 5, 870 Repairs, &c 2,500 12 Collections. 45 4 1807 by Prof. R. H. Mather. Citizens of Boston hall. 1852 City of Boston.. c By collection of pictures and art books which cost $20,000. One endowment is "history, art, and cabinet fund." 17 24 |