Hendrik Engel's Alphabetical List Dutch Zoological Cabinets ... - DWC

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"Huize de Voorst" (Zutphen, q.v.). Musea 1938, p. 82, nr. 38; 1954, p. 63,
nr. 46; Brouwer 1954, p. 107; Flower 1939; Sirks: Botany in the Netherlands
1935, p. 55, See also Eykman, C.
"Burgers' Dierenpark". Private menagerie, founded 1912 by J.G.H. Burgers, at
's -Heerenbergh. Later ( 1924) moved to the present site, In 1968 increased
with a "safaripark" (20 ha.). Flower 1939; Hoogenhout 1978b, nr. 5; Ned. Museumgids
1982, p. 72 (Director A,J.J,M. van Hoof£).
"Nederlands Openluchtmuseum" (State Museum for Folklore). A.o. a herb garden,
collection of medicinal plants, some jawbones of whales. Ned. Museumgids
1982, p. 73.
Municipal Museum. Founded 1856.
A small collection of mammoth-bones, being a gift to the museum by Tinneveld
(q.v.), an amateur archeologist and local historian. Ned. Museumgids 1982,
p. 72.
The Society "Prodesse Conamur" for the natural sciences and the humanities,
founded 1792,
This Society received objects for its cabinet from its honorary member Martinet
(q.v.). Its archives are preserved in the Municipal Archives, Arnhem.
Paasman 1971: Martinet, p. 80, 85, 99.
42. ARNHEM, Johanna Margaretha van - 1625 - 20 Jan. 1721. Married 1667
her cousin Johan van Arnhem tot Harsseloe (1636-1716), Burgomaster of Arnhem.
They were friends of William III. She was called "Vrouwe van Rosendael",
as she lived in the castle Rosendael, near Arnhem.
She possessed a gallery with shells and fountains (still existing). H.W.M.
van der Wijck 1970: Het heerlyck Rosendael, in: Kunsthist. Jaarboek XXI, p.
13 seq.; see also van Hoorn and Rozendael.
43. ARNOUD, Broeder (= Petrus Hubertus Haarsma) - 23 Dec. 1895 Beek-Elslo
(Steyn, Prov. Limburg) - Maastricht. Friar of the Brotherhood of the Immaculate
Conception, "Broeders van de Onbevlekte Ontvangenis" at Maastricht;
Headmaster at Heerlen 1947-1973.
Insects from the south of the Province Limburg. This collection, containing
more than 1,500 species (6,000 specimens), esp. Hymenoptera, is now in the
Natural History Museum, Maastricht (q.v.). Nat. Hist. Maandbl. XLIX, 1960,
p. 187-188; LXVII, 1968, p. 47-48 (portr.).
44. ARNOULD -
Mistake of Argenville 1780, p. 338 for Arnould Gevers (q.v.).
45. ASSEN -
Zoological garden, founded 2 June 1879. In this garden some quadrupeds and
birds were kept; apparently due to financial difficulties the garden did not
exist for a long time. Prospectus in the periodical "Fauna", nr. 1, Amsterdam
1882; Asser Courant 11, 14, and 25 Jan. 1882; A. Oltmans: De gemeente
Assen in hare wording en ontwikkeling geschetst (n.d.).
Provincial Museum of Drenthe. Opened 1854. A.o. geological and paleontologi-