James Eardley Mason

1839–1905 (age 66)

Biography

James Eardley Mason pursued the study of entomology with rigor, contributing to the understanding of insect life in Lincoln and beyond. His research reflected both scholarly discipline and a deep appreciation for the natural world.

He shared his findings generously, encouraging young scientists to look closely at the wonders around them and to engage in careful observation.

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