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A printed business label for William Farren, Naturalist of 76 Regent Street, Cambridge, detailing care for taxidermy specimens.

William Farren, 76 Regent Street

76 Regent Street

History of 76 Regent Street

1911 –


1913

William Farren, naturalist

William Farren (1865-1952) was a well known naturalist with a taxidermy shop first at 23 , Regent Street, Cambridge then at 76. He was an excellent lepidopterist, field botanist and ornithologist, and could write and talk well about what he saw. He traveled extensively and was a well known pioneer of nature photography, and he often gave illustrated lectures. He was the brother of Robert Farren, wildlife artist.

In 1861 William Farren had been living at 1 Rose Crescent


1964

Royal London Mutual Insurance Society

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