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insects, marine invertebrates, birds and mammals). This collection has been
founded on a collection given by Burgomaster Hasselaer of Amsterdam (q.v.),
who got it from Governor Mossel (q.v.) from the East Indies, and on thecabinet
of its Director, J,C,S. van Lennep (q.v.) (1776, see Muntendam 1938,
p. 470; Tuyn 1981, p. 175 seq.). The society's museum, established in 1759,
was open to the public. (Ms. visitors books in the archives of the society).
It was often visited when under the care of Van Marum (q.v.), who published
a catalogue (Natuurkundige Verhandelingen van de Hollandsche Maatschappij
der Wetenschappen II and III (1803, 1806, 1807). This catalogue was reprinted
in Le Febure (1974, p. 299-376). The museum closed down in 1866. Under
J,G,S. van Breda (1788-1867, q.v.) the greatest part of its possessions were
transferred to the Museum of the Zoological Gardens Amsterdam, where a Ms.
Catalogue is present: "Lijst der voorwerpen voor het museum uit de verzamelingen
van de Hollandsche Maatschappij te Haarlem verkregen" (all sorts of
lower animals). Argenvill 1780, p. 357; Sander I, p. 535 (v, 1777); Thunberg
1792-1794, II(2), p. 257 (v. 1779); Bjornst!lhl 1782, p. 4.37 (v. 1775); Honore
1779, p. 197 (v, 1776); Eversman 1792, p. 79, 87, 89 (v. 1783); Forster
1868, II, p. 98, 99 (v, 1790); Rudolphi 1804, I, p. 119, 121 (v. 1802);
Strick 1818, p. 154 (v. 1817); Fliedner 1831, p. 394 (v, 1823); Terwen 1855,
p. 72; Haeck (v. 1824), cf. Tuyn 1971, p. 179. Anonymus 1781, p. 110; AK1
1827, I, p. 366; 1828, I, p. 379 (insects given by Anslijn); 1835, I, p.
427; Bierens de Haan 1941, p. 77; 1952, p. 45-206 (see Chapter VIII and
register); Idem 1952, p. 246-167; van Seters 1962, p. 45-46; Jutting & van
Hoorn 1967, in: Arch. Zeeuwsch Genootsch., p. 35; Husson & Holthuis 1969, p.
150; E. Le Febure & J,G, de Bruyn, ed. (1974): Martinus van Marum, Life and
Work (Leiden), vol,V.
Teylers Foundation, founded in 1778, started to collect fossils and minerals
and physical instruments in 1782. In the course of the 19th century it
became an important paleontological and geological museum, cf. "Teyler",
1978, p. 25-27, 223-322; Breure & de Bruijn 1979, p. 163-182. Schaeffer
1794, p. 124 (v. 1787-1788); Forster 1868, p. 98 (v. 1790); Anonymus 1792,
p. 77 (v. 1790); Sierstorpff 1804, p. 555, 556 (v. 1802); Rudolphi 1804, I,
p. 121-123 (v. 1802); Niemeyer 1823, p. 150 (v. 1806); Haupt 1814, II, p.
192-198 (v. 1810); Meiszner 1819, p. 69, 71, 72 (v. 1817); Strick 1818, p.
154 (v. 1817); Neill 1823, p. 189 (v. 1817); Fliedner 1831, p. 286, 394. (v.
1823-1824); Dethmar 1838·1841, p. 147 (v. 1835-1837); Terwen 1855, p. 71;
Blasius 1880, p. 16 (v. 1879); Murray 1904, II, p. 272. Musea 1938, p. 157,
nr. 110; 1970, p. 158; 1976, p. 132; Hoogenhout 1978a, nr. 51; Nature May
1980, p. 139; Ned. Museumgids 1980, p. 115; 1982, p. 121. "Teyler" 1778-
1978. Studies en Bijdragen over Teylers Stichting naar aanleiding van het
tweede eeuwfeest (Haarlem, Ant.werpen, 1978); A.S.H. Breure & J.G. de Bruyn,
ed, (1979): Leven en Werken van J .G.S, van Breda (1.778-1867) (Groningen),
Hortus in Haarlem: See Linnaeus: Bibliotheca Botanica. H. Bitter 1914: De
11Hortus Medicus" of Stads-Kruidtuin van het Collegium Medico-Pharmaceuticum
te Haarlem (Uitg. Mij. Haarlem), p. 36, 44.
In the "Koloniaal Museum" in the house of Hope, the former Palace near the
"Haarlemmer Hout" (Blasius 1880, p. 17, v. 1879) animals products were