Royal School of Mines
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1851
The first nationally funded institutions for scientific education, the School of Mines
and the Museum of Practical Geology
, were established.
1872
T. H. Huxley
and other members of the Physics, Chemistry, and Natural History departments of the School of Mines
split from the School and relocated in new buildings in South Kensington.
Before August, 1907
The Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine
was founded.