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These rooms upstairs are full of birds and animals that have been stuffed. They were once alive but when they died (either in an accident or by natural causes), they were preserved by a Taxidermist. The Victorians were well-known for their collections of taxidermy so these displays are appropriately...

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These rooms upstairs are full of birds and animals that have been stuffed. They were once alive but when they died (either in an accident or by natural causes), they were preserved by a Taxidermist. The Victorians were well-known for their collections of taxidermy so these displays are appropriately placed at Oaklands House.

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5th Dec 2008

Subjects:
 Biology, History, PSHE, Religious Education

Key Stages:
 Foundation, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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taxidermy animals Chelmsford museum wildlife

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