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THE Museums Association is one of the youngest of the numerous social organisations which it is thought expedient at the present day to constitute in order to give facilities for the interchange of ideas on subjects interesting to a special group of men. If is, indeed, only in the fourth year of its existence, and this is the first time that a meeting has been held in London, the centre in which are gathered the great national collections, and in which reside so considerable a number of persons engaged in their custody. The association claims York as its birthplace, and Liverpool, Cambridge, and Manchester have in succession afforded it hospitality and enjoyed the advantage of its presence.
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Museums Associations. Nature 48, 234–236 (1893). https://doi.org/10.1038/048234a0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/048234a0