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To search the SMA website click here. I must again urgently call attention to the ever-increasing difficulty which arises from lack of adequate space, both for exhibition and for methodical storage of specimens. Since the Museum was started, in , there has been no increase in the area available for exhibition, while the growth of valuable series needing proper scientific display has been very great.
What storage space there is, is mostly of a make-shift character, without even guarantee of permanency. The important material which has been brought together with a definite objective in view cannot be made adequately to serve its purpose, and the very severe congestion militates against carrying out my intention to improve the teaching capacity of the Museum and to organize fully its resources for research.
For many years I have annually referred to the difficulties of administration due to lack of space, and every year those difficulties have increased. The demands upon the Museum as a teaching centre and for research have steadily grown, and, while every endeavour is made to meet them, it is impossible to make full use of the collections, and much time is wasted in trying to do so under conditions which impose severe limitations and defeat progress.
One of the older cases for the exhibition of fire-arms was structurally altered, so that both sides can be opened, and the contained exhibits were rearranged and relabelled. Additional drawer cabinets, underneath exhibition-cases, have enabled some redistribution of material to be carried out. Many other improvements in the exhibited series were effected in various parts of the Museum.
