We're the Museum on Oxford Road at The University of Manchester with the dinosaurs, mummies and live animals. We also have loads of other great stuff from the natural world and different cultures.
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- Location:
- Manchester, United Kingdom, M13 9PL
- Phone:
- +44 (0)161 275 2634
- Mon:
- 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Tues - Sat:
- 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sun:
- 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
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- From Darwin to DNA
The Manchester Museum, The Universi...
Friday, November 13 at 6:00pm - Big Saturday
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Saturday, November 21 at 11:00am - On the Origin of Species
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Tuesday, November 24 at 1:00pm - Ideas cafe - Darwin's Work: Us...
The Manchester Museum, The Universi...
Tuesday, December 1 at 6:00pm
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- A Poem from the Lindow Man Offerings Box 8:36am May 8
- Lindow Man Visitor Figures 4:41am May 5
- Another Lindow Man Poem 4:36am May 5
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The Manchester Museum ImagesCreated on May 15, 2008 at 3:15am
Source: manchestersciencefestival.blogspot.com
A view from one of the newest science festivals on the block - promoting science, technology and engineering across Greater Manchester...
The Manchester Museum Part Three of David Gelsthorpe's store tours, this time the invertebrate palaeontology store.
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RT @Ben_Hawkes: Want to see some nervous museum curators? See us do comedy in the middle of Manchester Museum, Fri http://j.mp/2ZuqUl #msf09 20hoursago
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On the evening of Oct 21st, we welcomed teachers and tutors from local schools and colleges to a special preview evening of our new exhibition ‘Charles Darwin: evolution of a scientist’.
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A view from one of the newest science festivals on the block - promoting science, technology and engineering across Greater Manchester...
Source: palaeomanchester.wordpress.com
Pliosaurs are types of plesiosaurs, they lived upto 200 million years ago and dominated the seas covering Britain. This new discovery is really important because of it’s size. It gives a sense of how rich in life the seas must have been, just to provide enough food for this predator!
The Manchester Museum Andrew Gray finds out more about the Fire-bellied Toad conservation programme at Copenhagen Zoo
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The Manchester Museum Andrew Gray, our Curator of Herpetology, shares some video footage from his current trip to Scandinavia
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Today I visited a really wonderful exhibition at the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen that focuses on several tribes of indians from Venezuela. It was absolutely brilliant to see the way they had ...
The Manchester Museum Check out this article about our new Darwin Exhibition on artdaily.org
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The Manchester Museum More from our Curator of Palaeontology, David Gelsthorpe, this time in the Type & Figured Store. Watch the video to find out more.
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Here’s the next installment of the palaeontology store tours. I’ll put the third one up next week, I don’t want to give you too much excitement all in one go.
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I’m Salmah Akram the new Early Years Lead Educator for The Manchester Museum. Prior to entering the fascinating world of Museum and Gallery education, I trained and worked as a primary school teacher specialising in Early Years. ...
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For the next week or so I will be in Scandinavia, visiting Denmark to lecture atan amphibian meeting at the University of Copenhagen, and also travelling to the wonderful Norden’s Ark in Sweden to discuss amphibian conservation. ...
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Nearly half way through the term again and schools have been coming and making some show-stopping art work. So here’s the full unedited gallery from three of the sessions: To the Skeleton, Draw to Explore and an insect research session…
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The Rap Guide to Evolution at Manchester Museum. Contact & The Manchester Museum present award winning Baba Brinkman!
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Recently, Louise and I visited our colleagues at Tameside College to discuss some ideas for engaging students on their Travel & Tourism course at The Manchester Museum. We focused on the Customer ...
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Darwin. School Bullies. Natural Selection. Eugenics. Evil Genes. The Dating Game. Mothers. Individual Significance and everything in between. As part of the Manchester Literature Festival, Manchester poets ...
