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The view from within: a curatorial account of the rise and fall of visits to London museums from 1851–2016. A research note
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  • 1989The public understanding of science732 cited
  • 1981The Natural History Museum at South Kensington : a history of the British Museum (Natural History), 1753-198045 cited

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  • 2018Where are the numbers? Counting museum visitors in France1 cited
  • 2018“Lies, damn lies and statistics”: a history of museum visits in Australasia1 cited

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