File:Fisheries Exhibit in Arts & Industries Building.jpg

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English: Original description: "Fisheries Exhibit in the northeast Range of the U.S. National Museum Building, with female attendant seated in the center. Fishing nets are hanging from the ceiling along with a Giant Squid and a Giant Octopus, model done by J. H. Emerton. Photographs of fishing activities line the walls. The wood floors in the building were replaced between 1895 and 1905."
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Source https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_sic_9926 ("Photo was reproduced as an engraving (neg # 95-20341) in the 1886 Handbook to the United States National Museum.")
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