Visit Robert Louis Stevenson's house, now a museum, in Apia, Samoa
A tour of the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum in Apia, Samoa.
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Transcript
The tale of buccaneers and buried treasure-- a Scottish poet and author, Robert Louis Stevenson came here over a century ago. He fell in love with the land and culture. He built this own house right here, which is now the museum behind me.
The museum has been restored and contains many of his original pieces of work.
This is over a century.
Robert Louis built this house over 100 years ago, which is now the museum you see here today. It will definitely take you back in time.
The museum has been restored and contains many of his original pieces of work.
This is over a century.
Robert Louis built this house over 100 years ago, which is now the museum you see here today. It will definitely take you back in time.
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