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Swansea Museum, Wales
Swansea Museum is located in the maritime area near the centre of Swansea and adjacent to the docklands that for so long provided the lifeblood of the city. A couple of minutes walk away is the National Waterfront Museum, re-housed … Continue reading
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British Museum, London
This is one of greatest museums of the world, but mainly dedicated to the arts and civilizations of past ages. One science-related item is the Rosetta stone, displayed in the Egyptian Sculpture Gallery on the ground floor. It contains the … Continue reading
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The Island of Kos, Greece
The island of Kos was the home of the famous physician, Hippocrates. It is a popular area because of its mild climate and sandy beaches, but has been badly scarred by intemperate eagerness to cater to mass tourism. Roads, hotels, … Continue reading
The Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, England
The Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) is situated in a magnificent Victorian building on Queen Street in the very heart of Exeter. It holds a collection of approximately 1.5 million objects of local, national and international significance and has a … Continue reading
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Torpedo Factory Art Center (and Alexandria Archaeology Museum), Alexandria, Virginia
Open daily from 10:00am to 6:00pm (except on Thursday when it is open until 9:00pm – Second Thursday Art Night is from 6 to 9p – and when it closed at 5:00pm because of a private function). Closed New Year’s … Continue reading
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