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Exciting changes to our Nineteenth century galleries

The nineteenth century galleries at the Migration Museum are closing temporarily from Tuesday 11 May until mid – late 2022.

Other galleries in the museum, including the twentieth and twenty-first galleries and temporary exhibitions, remain open to the public while the building works continue.

During the closure we will undertake important structural repairs to our heritage building at the museum.

We are excited and proud to be able to renew our exhibition spaces and the important stories they tell for all South Australians.

We hope to see you soon!

oscholey

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