Corporate Body

Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Museum (1983 - )

From
1983
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
Functions
History of Australian Science, History of Australian Technology and Collection management
Location
Parkville, Victoria

Summary

The Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Museum occupies the oldest building on the CSL's Parkville site. An unofficial Museum Committee was established in 1975, and was given official status in 1983, beginning the cataloguing of the hundreds of items already collected by the committee.

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