Albert Smith Bickmore (1839 – 1914) was an American naturalist and one of the founders of the American Museum of Natural History.
He traveled to South-east Asia in 1865 and kept a journal, recording his journey “day by day” with scrupulous care.
Chapter I. : The Strait of Sunda and Batavia.
Chapter II. : Samarang and Surabaya.
Chapter III. The Flora and Fauna of the Tropical East.
Chapter IV. : Celebes and Timur.
Chapter V. : Amboina.
Chapter VI. : The Uliassers and Ceram.
Chapter VII. : Banda.
Chapter VIII. : Buru.
Chapter IX. : Ternate, Tidore, and Gilolo.
Chapter X. : The Northern Peninsula of Celebes.
Chapter XI. : The Minahassa.
Chapter XII. : Sumatra.
Chapter XIII. : To the Land of the Cannibals.
Chapter XIV. : Return to Padang.
Chapter XV. : The Padang Plateau.
Chapter XVI. : Crossing Sumatra.
Chapter XVII. : Palembang, Banca, and Singapore.
