Washington What to See And How to See It
Washington What to See And How to See It
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S. , and manufactures there- from, and samples of cereals from foreign countries. The attendant in the Museum Hall will explain the exhibit if requested. 16. Museum of Botany, containing, ! 50, 000 specimens of dried plants of North America. 17. Botan- ist's Room. 18. Retiring and Store Rooms. 19. Clerks. 20. Cabinet of Entomology, comprising a collection of insects injurious and beneficial to agriculture. 21. Entomologist's Private Office.
The Stairway B leads to the 3d fl. To the Microscopic,... and to the Attic to the Forestry and Veternary Divisions in the W. Wing. The Stairway A leads to the Statistical Division on the 3d fl. Of the E. Wing.
The points of interest (see Map IV) within the Agricultural Grounds are: I. Industrial Hall, containing an exhibit of the products of certain sections of the country, and other objects of interest. 2, Book and vSeed Division, where the publications and seeds of the Department are packed for distribu- tion. On the 2d fl. Are also the Offices and Examination Rooms of the Civil Service Commission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. , and manufactures there- from, and samples of cereals from foreign countries. The attendant in the Museum Hall will explain the exhibit if requested. 16. Museum of Botany, containing, ! 50, 000 specimens of dried plants of North America. 17. Botan- ist's Room. 18. Retiring and Store Rooms. 19. Clerks. 20. Cabinet of Entomology, comprising a collection of insects injurious and beneficial to agriculture. 21. Entomologist's Private Office.
The Stairway B leads to the 3d fl. To the Microscopic,... and to the Attic to the Forestry and Veternary Divisions in the W. Wing. The Stairway A leads to the Statistical Division on the 3d fl. Of the E. Wing.
The points of interest (see Map IV) within the Agricultural Grounds are: I. Industrial Hall, containing an exhibit of the products of certain sections of the country, and other objects of interest. 2, Book and vSeed Division, where the publications and seeds of the Department are packed for distribu- tion. On the 2d fl. Are also the Offices and Examination Rooms of the Civil Service Commission.
What to read after Washington What to See And How to See It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De B Randolph De Benneville Randolph Keim to read onlineMoreLess
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