American Museum of Natural History 



Seventy-seventh Street and Central Park West, New York City 



BOARD OF TRUSTEES 



I'rtsiJiht 

 Henrv Faiufield Osborn 



First Vice-President 



J. PiERPONT Morgan 



Treasurer 



Charles Lanier 



Ex Officio 



TnK Mayor ok thk City ok Xtw Vuuk 

 The Comptroller of the City- of New York 

 The President ok the Department of Parks 



Second Vice-President 



Cleveland H. Dodge 



Secretary 



J. Hampden Robb 



JOSEPH H. CHOATE 



Class of 1909 



J. PIERPONT MORG.W 

 HENRY F. OSBORN 



J. HAMPDEN ROBB 

 ARTHUR CURTISS JAMES 



CHARLES LANIER 

 ANSON W. HARD 



Class of 1910 



Class of 1911 



SETH LOW 

 Class of 1912 



PERCY R. PYNE 

 JOHN B. TREVOR 



WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER 

 GUSTAV E. KISSEL 



D. O. MILLS 

 ARCHIBALD ROGERS 



ALBERT S. BICKMORE 

 CORNELIUS C. CUYLER* 

 ADRIAN ISKI.IN, Ju. 



Class of 1913 



GEORGE S. BOWDOIN 

 A. D. JUILI.IARD 



CLEVELAND H. DODGE 

 ARCHER M. HUNTINGTON 



EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 



Director 

 Hermon C. Bumi'Us 



Assislaut-Secretary and Assistant-Treasurer 

 George H. Sherwood 



The American Museum of Natikm. Ili-imuv was fstablishcii in 1S69 to promote 

 the Natural Sciciiccs aii<l to dilTusc a nciu-ral knowKvljje of them amoriK the people, and 

 it w ir» cordial coKperatioii with all similar institutions throu;?hout the world. The Museum 

 authorities an- di-p<'ndent upon privat*- suhscriptions and the. dues from members for pro- 

 curing neede<l additions to the collections and for carrying on explorations in America 

 and other parU of the world. ^ 



The memlx-rHhip fe<'.s are,/..' 



Annu il Miiiilx-ni $ ••' 



Su iiiljcn* (Annual) . -.'i 



Lif. KK) 



I'ellows S .500 



Patrons 1000 



Benefactors ((lift or bequest) .'>(i,(HM» 



All money rt'ccive«i from memlx-rship fw.H i.s used for increasing the collections and 

 for developing the e«luralioiml work of the Maseum. 



The Miivum in open froo to the public on every day in the year. 



