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Market Lavington Museum is housed in the old schoolmaster's house beside the churchyard in Market Lavington, Wiltshire. The museum brings the working and social past of Market Lavington and...read more about Market Lavington Museum
The Market Square Museum in Burra, South Australia, is a meticulously restored 19th-century general store, post office, and family residence. The building served as the home and business of Andrew...read more about Market Square Museum National Trust
The Markgräfler Museum in Müllheim occupies two historic buildings — the Blankenhorn-Palais and the Frick-Mühle — offering a diverse exhibition and event programme on regional history, contemporary...read more about Markgräfler Museum im Blankenhorn-Palais
Mackin House Museum, operated by Coquitlam Heritage Society, is centred around one of the oldest houses in Coquitlam — built in 1909 for the Sales Manager of Fraser Mills, Henry Mackin. The venue...read more about Markin House Museum (Coquitlam Heritage Society)
The Marktamtsmuseum in Vienna, Austria, displays approximately 2,200 artifacts spanning eight rooms organized chronologically, showcasing the history of the city's market authority through...read more about Marktamtsmuseum
Marlborough Art Gallery (formerly Millennium Public Art Gallery) in Blenheim, New Zealand presents rotating contemporary art exhibitions celebrating local, national, and international artists. The...read more about Marlborough Art Gallery
Marlborough Museum and Archives in Blenheim, New Zealand preserves and presents the history of the Marlborough region. The museum's collections cover the Wairau Bar archaeological site, European...read more about Marlborough Museum and Archives
Marlipins Museum is housed in a rare 12th-century building in Shoreham-by-Sea, one of the oldest secular buildings in Sussex, and features collections relating to the history of the town and its...read more about Marlipins Museum
Marmormuseum Adnet was founded in 1992 in the village of Adnet in Salzburg, Austria, world-famous for its distinctive reddish marble. The museum documents the formation, extraction, and varied uses...read more about Marmormuseum Adnet