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Dellinger on the Role of the Museum
Dellinger pursued an aggressive collection policy for the U. of A. Museum and was responsible for obtaining a large portion of the museum’s extraordinary archeological and natural history collections. Dellinger commented:
To a state, a museum is not merely a place for study. Here in the University we have specialists who can make a study of the natural history specimens of the state and at the same time instill in our own boys and girls not only a love for their state and its worth, but also give them some idea of her wonderful possibilities. Next > Pot Hunting (Pothunting)
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