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Institutions in Bristol displaying to the public art and artifacts, usually historic.
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18th-century manor house, now a city museum with a collection of exhibits of every day life, set in an estate landscaped by Humphrey Repton. Pictures, opening times and contact details.
Free-entry museum and art gallery service operated by Bristol City Council, presenting wide-ranging collections spanning art, archaeology, natural history, geology, and world cultures across multiple sites.
18th-century town house built by plantation owner and slave trader John Pinney. Opening hours, contact details and pictures.
Highlighting the history of Bristol's psychiatric hospitals with ward details, medications and remedies of the past including straight jackets and mortuary equipment. Includes visiting details.
A hands-on science and natural history centre situated near the city docks offering a planetarium, corporate events and educational visits. Programme details, map and links.
Free-entry museum and art gallery service operated by Bristol City Council, presenting wide-ranging collections spanning art, archaeology, natural history, geology, and world cultures across multiple sites.
18th-century manor house, now a city museum with a collection of exhibits of every day life, set in an estate landscaped by Humphrey Repton. Pictures, opening times and contact details.
A hands-on science and natural history centre situated near the city docks offering a planetarium, corporate events and educational visits. Programme details, map and links.
18th-century town house built by plantation owner and slave trader John Pinney. Opening hours, contact details and pictures.
Highlighting the history of Bristol's psychiatric hospitals with ward details, medications and remedies of the past including straight jackets and mortuary equipment. Includes visiting details.
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