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Zoologist Thomas Bell
Zoologist Thomas Bell
Terrapene clausa from Thomas Bell's "A Monograph of the Testudinata" London: 1832–1836
Terrapene clausa from Thomas Bell's "A Monograph of the Testudinata" London: 1832–1836
Gilbert White's house, The Wakes, now a museum, viewed from the back gardens in 2010
Gilbert White's house, The Wakes, now a museum, viewed from the back gardens in 2010
Illustration (Plate 17) for one of Bell's articles "Observations on the Neck of the Three-toed Sloth, Bradypus tridactylus, Linn.", by Jane S. Bell
Illustration (Plate 17) for one of Bell's articles "Observations on the Neck of the Three-toed Sloth, Bradypus tridactylus, Linn.", by Jane S. Bell
Burlington House: the Linnean Society occupies the range to the left of, and above, the entrance arch
Burlington House: the Linnean Society occupies the range to the left of, and above, the entrance arch
The society's premises in Burlington House seen from within the courtyard
The society's premises in Burlington House seen from within the courtyard
The first admission of women as fellows of the society in 1905 (original version), Emma Louisa Turner is on the far left, Lilian J. Veley is shown sig
The first admission of women as fellows of the society in 1905 (original version), Emma Louisa Turner is on the far left, Lilian J. Veley is shown signing the membership book, whilst Lady Crisp receives the 'hand of Fellowship' from the president, William Abbott Herdman, behind Lilian J. Veley and standing is Constance Sladen – from a painting by James Sant (1820–1916) held by The Linnean Society of London
The library of the Linnean Society, Burlington House
The library of the Linnean Society, Burlington House