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Based in Glasgow University, the 200 years old (in 2007) Hunterian museum was started when William Hunter donated his personal collection to the University, as well as funds to finance the construction of a museum. The collection now numbers over a million artifacts, covering the subjects of archeology and anthropology, as well as fossils, coins and more. Entry is free, although some temporary exhibitions might incur a charge. The museum is fully accessible to persons with a disability. A café is available at the nearby art gallery. The museum is currently closed until March 2007, but is normally open Monday to Saturday between 9.30 am and 5.00 pm. Closed on public holidays.
Hunterian Art Gallery is a top attraction in Glasgow, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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