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British Optical Association Museum at The College of Optometrists
The oldest and largest museum of ophthalmic artefacts in the U.K. The Club has had close contacts with the Museum for many years and several members helped with the new inventory of its contents. Curator, Neil Handley, is Assistant Editor of the Club. The website is now featuring a very detailed and informative Virtual Museum, the MusEYEum.
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The College of Optometrists Library
Club Members, who are not College Members, may apply to use some Library facilities but must first contact the Club Chairman for registration with the College. Librarian, Carrie Sherlock, is always most helpful with information and advice.
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The Ocular Heritage Society
Our companion club in the United States, although our interests and activities may differ slightly they are very complementary.
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www.antiquespectacles.com
Do not miss the very comprehensive website set up by Club Member, Dr. David Fleishman from the U.S. It is an online museum and encyclopedia which offers over 250 webpages of information and detailed history along with more than 4000 images. He has had the assistance of more than 1000 educators worldwide and all sorts of optical treasures are coming to light because of this unique totally educational research project.
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Barraclough & Stiles Opticians
The optical partnership founded by our Chairman will help with any queries relevant to the contemporary optical scene. The designer and webmaster of our new Club website, David Cleworth, also designed the Barraclough & Stiles site.
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Antiques Resources
Directory of antiques related websites and discussion groups.
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The Collectors' Weekly
Very good coverage of many aspects of collecting. They have an Eyeglasses page and also provide a link to our Club.
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