A002063 revised AU-VU:EOAS Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation

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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Corporate Body created 2002-07-16 human Ailie Smith updated 2026-05-14 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/A002063b.htm corporateBody Museum Victoria AACR2 1998 Start Place Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Location Melbourne, Victoria Collection Management History of Australian Engineering History of Australian Science History of Australian Technology Museum In 1998 the Museum of Victoria was renamed Museum Victoria. The Museum was relocated to new premises at Carlton gardens in 2000. Museum of Victoria (1983 - 1998) Holmes, Francis Charles (Frank) (1926 - 2023)

Honorary Associate 2009 - ?

 Littlejohn, Murray John (1932 - 2024)

Research Associate 2003 - 2018

 Yen, Alan Louey (1950 - 2017)

Curator, Invertebrate Survey Department 1998 - 2017

 Birch, William David (Bill) (1949 - )

Senior Curator, Geosciences (Mineralogy and Petrology) 1998 - 2013

 Vickers-Rich, Patricia (1944 - )

Research Associate, Department of Vertebrate Palaeontology 1998 -

 Darragh, Thomas Alwynne (Tom) (1940 - )

Senior Curator 1998 - 2001; Curator Emeritus 2001 -

 Dixon, Joan Maureen (1937 - 2019)

Senior Curator, Mammalogy 1998 - 2001

 Cameron, Margaret Alison (1937 - 2023)

Member of Council 1998 - early 2000s

 Presland, Gary

Head Curator, Technology Program (later Senior Curator, People and Environment) 1995 - 2000

 Burns, Gordon George (1920 - 1990)

Holds the G.G. Burns collection of jewel beetles (Bupestridae)

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 'Museum Victoria', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Museum Victoria Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Thesis: The Mining Collection of the National Museum of Victoria, 1856-1871 Aitken, Richard The Mining Collection of the National Museum of Victoria, 1856-1871 Melbourne University of Melbourne 1990 Journal Article: How Can a Museum Collect Dead Things and Remain Alive? Reflections on the History of Museum Victoria Rasmussen, Carolyn How Can a Museum Collect Dead Things and Remain Alive? Reflections on the History of Museum Victoria 2012 Circa: the Journal of Professional Historians 2102 3 63-73 Review: Historical Records of Australian Science Sherratt, Tim 2005 Historical Records of Australian Science 16 1 122-124 Resource: CSIRAC archives guide to records Ron Bowles; Jurij Semkiwj; John Spencer; and Judith Hughes CSIRAC archives guide to records Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre 2002 Book: Treasures of the Museum, Victoria, Australia Museum Victoria Treasures of the Museum, Victoria, Australia Melbourne Museum Victoria 2004 Review: Historical Records of Australian Science Pharaoh, Mark 2002 Historical Records of Australian Science 14 1 107-109 Book: The Art of Science: Remarkable Natural History Illustrations from Museum Victoria Kean, John The Art of Science: Remarkable Natural History Illustrations from Museum Victoria Melbourne Museum Victoria 2013 Journal Article: The geology collections of Museum Victoria, Melbourne Birch, W. D.; and Henry, D. A. The geology collections of Museum Victoria, Melbourne 2000 Australian Journal of Mineralogy 6 2 83-91 Book Section: Growth and Life Stages of Ornithology in Museum Victoria Longmore, N.W. Growth and Life Stages of Ornithology in Museum Victoria Cambridge, Massachusetts Nuttall Ornithological Club 2012 Contributions to the History of Australasian Ornithology, volume 2 Davis, William E., Recher, Harry F. and Boles, Walter E. 89-139 Book: Artefacts, archives, and documentation in the relational museum Jones, Mike Artefacts, archives, and documentation in the relational museum London: New York Routledge 2022 [ie 2021] Edited Book: Uncovering Pacific pasts: histories of archaeology in Oceania Howes, Hilary; Jones, Tristen; and Spriggs, Matthew Uncovering Pacific pasts: histories of archaeology in Oceania Canberra ANU Press 2022 Journal Article: Majumbu ('Old Harry') and the Spencer-Cahill bark painting collection Taçon, Paul S. C., Taylor, Luke, May, Sally K., Goldhahn, Joakim, Jalandoni, Andrea, Ressel, Alex and Mangiru, Kenneth Majumbu ('Old Harry') and the Spencer-Cahill bark painting collection 2023 Australian archaeology 89 1 14-31 Journal Article: Matthew McVicar Smyth and the ICI collection of gold at Museum Victoria Henry, Dermon A. and Witcomb, Andrea Matthew McVicar Smyth and the ICI collection of gold at Museum Victoria 2023 Australian journal of mineralogy 24 1 13-26 Journal Article: Changing of the guard in mineralogy at Museum Victoria, Melbourne Anon Changing of the guard in mineralogy at Museum Victoria, Melbourne 2015 Australian Journal of Mineralogy 17 2 61-2 Journal Article: Change in Bathurst and Melville Island art: Baldwin Spencer's spears at Melbourne Museum, Victoria, Australia Allen, Harry, Grossbichler, Lily and Raberts, Melanie Change in Bathurst and Melville Island art: Baldwin Spencer's spears at Melbourne Museum, Victoria, Australia 2025 Australian Aboriginal Studies 1 124-44 Journal Article: Mapping an Ancestral Past: Discovering Charles Richards' Maps of Aboriginal South-Eastern Australia Knapman, Gareth Mapping an Ancestral Past: Discovering Charles Richards' Maps of Aboriginal South-Eastern Australia 2011 Australian Aboriginal Studies 2011 1 17-33 Journal Article: Biographical Notes on George Lyell, Victorian Lepidopterist [Part 1] Hewish, Marilyn Biographical Notes on George Lyell, Victorian Lepidopterist [Part 1] 2014 Victorian Entomologist 44 5 96-106 Records of CSIRAC Museum Victoria Records of CSIRAC 1940 - 2002 Overview of the collection: Title : Records of CSIRAC Archives Date Range: 1940 - 2002 Creator : CSIRAC (1949 - 1971) Extent : 1.22 metres (1,134 items) Repository: Melbourne Museum, Museum of Victoria Abstract: CSIRAC, designed and built by CSIR scientists, was the first stored-memory electronic computer in Australia. 1.22 m, 1134 items