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William Smith's first geological map of England and Wales, and two tiers of library, open to anyone for one day.
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At Geological Society of London.
The Geological Society throws open its apartments at Burlington House: the entrance hall, where Smith's map of 1815 hangs beside a painting of Mary Anning; the double and triple-tiered Upper and Lower Libraries; the Council Room and the lecture theatre. There is an exhibition of fossils collected by nineteenth-century women geologists whose names went unrecorded, and a self-guided tour of the building stones themselves. Free, open to all, no booking, 10:00 to 17:00 with last entry at 16:30.
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