Record

Code	PX1803
Dates	1876-1951
Person Name	Herring; Herbert George (1876-1951)
Surname	Herring
Forenames	Herbert George
Activity	Museum Staff: Appointed Boy Attendant in Department of Zoology; Attendant in Insect Room, Zoology 1895; Attendant in Department of Entomology 1913; Chief Attendant 1919; Clerk 1921. Retired 1923. In Army 1914-1918, at end of War was acting Captain. Keen amateur photographer, worked in photographic studio, a small brick building, later basement of Whale Hall. Transferred to Directorate 1923 as the first Official Photographer until Feb 1936 when he retired. Known as 'Kipper' Herring. See Standing Committee Minutes for 27 Jan 1923 for details of his appointment to position of Museum Photographer.

Catalogue

RefNo	Title	Source
DF/PH/2/2/3/1	Staff Group Photograph: Botany Department Staff
DF/TR/1/1/32/221	Herring, Herbert [George]
DF/PAL/100/59/270	Herring, H G
DF/PAL/100/59/269	Herring, H G
DF/PH/3/1/805	Gallery Photograph Album 2: Skeleton of Diplodocus and Mr [Arthur] Coggeshall, the preparator [Chief Preparator, Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh]
DF/ZOO/200/61/88	Herring, Herbert George, 1876-1951 (Dorking)
DF/PH/3/1/1216	Gallery Photograph Album 2: Piece of wood from a house showing the ravages made in 18 months by white ants
DF/PH/3/1/806	Gallery Photograph Album 2: Presentation of Diplodocus carnegii (A Carnegie speaking)
DF/PH/3/1/807	Gallery Photograph Album 2: Presentation of Diplodocus (Lord Avebury speaking)
DF/PH/3/1/1215	Gallery Photograph Album 2: White Ants Termes
DF/PAL/122/1/3	Newton, Richard Bullen: correspondence
DF/PH/2/1/4/1	Staff Group Photograph: 'The Establishment' (Full Staff Photograph)
DF/PH/3/1/808	Gallery Photograph Album 2: Visit of 6 Akka people from the Ituri Forest, African Congo, to the Natural History Museum, group photograph, 1905.
DF/PH/3/1/809	Gallery Photograph Album 2: Bokane (aged 35) and Amwiiape (aged 32), visit of African Akka people ('Pygmies') to the Natural History Museum
DF/PH/3/1/810	Gallery Photograph Album 2: Profile of Amwriape (aged 32), one of the African Akka people ('Pygmies') who visited the museum on 13 July 1905

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