Manchester Museum

This museum offers to the visitor more than six million objects from all over the world, from Indian butterflies and engravings, to birds of the Pacific Ocean, frogs and old ceramics from America, Australian native art and fossils.
The first collections were the result of the Society of Natural History of Manchester work, that since its beginnings in 1821, has seen their collections grow thanks to the contributions of institutions like the Geologic Society, the Owen School and private contributors like the textile industrialist Jesse Haworth.

Oxford Road B5117
Manchester

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