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Manchester Museum

museum, Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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The Manchester Museum is a museum located in Manchester, England, United Kingdom. It is known for its diverse collections, including special exhibits of Egyptian and Japanese objects, as well as natural history collections and an aquarium. The museum is part of Manchester's cultural landscape, which also features the Lowry arts center, the Hallé Orchestra, and notable libraries like Chetham's Library. Manchester itself has a rich history, evolving from a Roman fort to a significant market town and a hub during the Industrial Revolution, particularly for the cotton industry. The city's industrial heritage is highlighted at the Museum of Science and Industry.123

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