WROUGHT IRON WORK
The wrought iron work supporting the roof of the court is a good example of successful design and good engineering work by Victorian craftsmen.
Ted Smith, Rock collections volunteer
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- Himalayan Bird Case
- African Crocodile
- Court Column
- Twin Towers
- Exterior Lamps
- Cat prints
- The Golden Ball
- Museum Front Windows
- Westwood Room
- Harlequin Shrimp
- Columns in the Court
- Windy Porch
- Carved Capitals in the Porch
- Mallard Ducks
- 'Maid of Kent' Beetle
- Megalodon Tooth
- Golden Pyrite
- Whale Jaw
- Undercroft
- Roof Air Vents
- Sunday Stone
- Sun & Earth Model
- Trilobite Slab
- Roof Timbers
- Marsham's Dor Beetle
- Star Window
- Piltdown Hoax
- Giant Elk Antlers
- The Huxley Room
- Blue Bottle Jellyfish
- Opal Fossil sea Shells
- Cupola
- Tsetse Fly Collected by David Livingstone
- Donation Box
- Museum Door detail
- Wollaston Collection
- Touchable Specimens
- Fossil Frog
- View From the Shop
