‘The Choicest, Best-Arranged Museums I Have Ever Seen’: The Pitt-Rivers Museum, Farnham, Dorset, 1880s–1970s

Peter Saunders

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The privately owned Pitt-Rivers Museum in Farnham, Dorset, was established by General Pitt-Rivers in the early 1880s. A discussion of the original purpose of the museum and its early development is followed by an account of its later history.

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