Edinburgh, Museum of Science and Art
- Biography
- The Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art opened in Chambers Street in 1866, being renamed the Royal Scottish Museum in 1904. Much of its collections initially came from the University of Edinburgh. In 1985, it merged with the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland, although they retained separate buildings until 1995. The new Museum of Scotland was opened alongside the Royal Museum in 1998, and the two museums were formally merged in 2006 to create the National Museum of Scotland. The museum was extensively refurbished from 2008-11.
- Biography Date
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- Biography References
- NMS,
accessed 25th Sept 2014
Book List
1 Item Ordered by Owner, Z to A
| Owner (other form of name) | Book Title | Author | Publication Place | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edinburgh, Museum of Science and Art | The Scots farmer, or select essays on agriculture, adapted to the soil and climate of Scotland. | Edinburgh | 1773-4 |