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This is a list of all 250 museums in Malton. For more information on museums, see the Museum page.

There are also lists of museums by suburbs and by types


[edit] Alphabetical List of Museums

[edit] Suburb List of Museums

[edit] Brooke Hills

  • the Dampier Museum (41, 21)
    • "its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust."
  • the Griff Museum (42, 27)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
  • the Johnston Museum (42, 22)
    • "its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust."
  • the Portass Museum (40, 25)
    • "its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust."
  • the Redwood Museum (49, 28)
    • "its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust."
  • the Welsford Museum (44, 26)
    • "its collection of contemporary paintings now thick with dust."

[edit] Brooksville

[edit] Buttonville

  • the Mechel Museum (49, 92)
    • "its collection of work by abstract artists now thick with dust."

[edit] Chudleyton

  • the Bowell Museum (19, 23)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."
  • the Hawtrey Museum (15, 25)
    • "its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust."
  • the Loder Museum (13, 23)
    • "its collection of impressionist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Tiplot Museum (15, 29)
    • "its selection of European art now thick with dust."

[edit] Crooketon

  • the Lawler Museum (3, 61)
    • its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust
  • the Shenton Museum (9, 62)
    • its selection of European art now thick with dust

[edit] Crowbank

  • the Meade Museum (79, 66)
    • its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust
  • the Nott Museum (73, 62)
    • its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust

[edit] Dakerstown

  • the Oakes Museum (6, 5)
    • its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust

[edit] Danversbank

  • the Coy Museum (73, 96)
  • "its selection of abstract art ransacked by looters."
  • the Durie Museum (70, 99)
  • "its selection of African art ransacked by looters."
  • the Hibbert Museum (76, 97)
  • "its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust."
  • the Poulet Museum (74, 96)
  • "its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust."

[edit] Dartside

  • the Stock Museum (32, 86)
    • its collection of European paintings now thick with dust

[edit] Darvall Heights

  • the Cranfield Museum (23, 21)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
  • the Jillard Museum (29, 27)
    • "its collection of impressionist sculpture ransacked by looters."

[edit] Dentonside

  • the Bowell Museum (93, 52)
    • its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters
  • the Grose Museum (92, 50)
    • its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust
  • the Hawtrey Museum (98, 54)
    • its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust
  • the Wimble Museum (92, 58)
    • its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust

[edit] Dulston

  • the Holdway Museum (96, 4)
    • its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust
  • the Masters Museum (92, 9)
    • its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust
  • the Nurley Museum (90, 6)
    • its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust
  • the Pepperell Museum (91, 4)
    • its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust

[edit] Dunell Hills

  • the Heal Museum (1, 34)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
  • the Pettman Museum (7, 30)
    • "its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust."

[edit] Dunningwood

  • the Halberry Museum (96, 24)
    • "its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 1 contemprorary painting and 4 torn paintings. --Gimbo 17:49, 4 May 2007 (BST)

[edit] Earletown

  • the Gage Museum (71, 6)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust
  • the Greswell Museum (76, 7)
    • its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust

[edit] East Becktown

  • the Barlow Museum (28, 35)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."
  • the Berkeley Museum (28, 38)
    • "its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Darley Museum (27, 30)
    • "its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Herbert Museum (27, 32)
    • "its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust."
  • the Rideout Museum (22, 37)
    • "its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust."
  • the Smail Museum (28, 34)
    • "its collection of European paintings now thick with dust."

[edit] East Grayside

  • the Dury Museum (69, 87)
    • its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters
  • the Summers Museum (68, 89)
    • its selection of European art now thick with dust
  • the Zwanenburg Museum (61, 86)
    • its collection of work by cubist artists ransacked by looters

[edit] Edgecombe

  • the Mallack Museum (74, 58)
    • its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust

[edit] Foulkes Village

  • the Boon Museum (3, 84)
    • its selection of abstract art ransacked by looters
  • the Gullis Museum (3, 87)
    • its installation by a European artist ransacked by looters
  • the Kirwan Museum (3, 88)
    • its collection of impressionist sculpture ransacked by looters

[edit] Fryerbank

  • the Doutch Museum (97, 80)
    • "its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Owsley Museum (97, 88)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."

[edit] Galbraith Hills

  • the Rhoden Museum (42, 51)
    • "its collection of European paintings now thick with dust."

[edit] Gatcombeton

  • the Challes Museum (25, 11)
    • "its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Gulledge Museum (29, 12)
    • "its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust."

[edit] Gibsonton

  • the Chanter Museum (85, 21)
    • "its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 6 cubist sculptures. --Gimbo 12:00, 8 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Henson Museum (86, 20)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Peerless Museum (89, 25)
    • "its collection of European paintings now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yeilded: 6 European paintings and 1 torn painting. --Gimbo 11:33, 6 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Vick Museum (88, 21)
    • "its selection of European art now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 7 European paintings. --Gimbo 22:10, 6 May 2007 (BST)

[edit] Greentown

[edit] Grigg Heights

  • the Estmond Museum (7, 56)
    • its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust
  • the Linnett Museum (4, 52)
    • its collection of work by abstract artists now thick with dust
  • the Wriford Museum (2, 50)
    • its installation by an impressionist artist now thick with dust

[edit] Gulsonside

  • the Bane Museum (75, 73)
    • its selection of abstract art ransacked by looters
  • the Crump Museum (74, 74)
    • its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters
  • the Menhennet Museum (79, 72)
    • its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust
  • the Wybrants Museum (76, 75)
    • its collection of contemporary paintings now thick with dust

[edit] Havercroft

  • the Gilling Museum (30, 49)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."

[edit] Heytown

  • the Bowles Museum (77, 33)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 2 dark tapestries, 3 faded tapestries, 1 mouldering tapestry, 1 French tapestry, 1 Greek tapestry. --Gimbo 16:40, 9 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Craske Museum (79, 37)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Syms Museum (75, 31)
    • "its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 6 cubist sculptures. --Gimbo 16:40, 9 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Tudgay Museum (77, 37)
    • its selection of European art now thick with dust

[edit] Hollomstown

  • the Colbourne Museum (64, 92)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
  • the Elton Museum (63, 93)
    • "its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Goodwyn Museum (65, 93)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Pink Museum (62, 93)
    • "its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust."
  • the Riggs Museum (68, 92)
    • "its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust.

[edit] Houldenbank

its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust.

  • the Ramsay Museum (91, 66)
    • its collection of European paintings now thick with dust
  • the Richard Museum (99, 67)
    • "its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust."

[edit] Huntley Heights

  • the Hanson Museum (63, 23)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 4 conceptual paintings and one fire damaged painting. --Gimbo 10:10, 25 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Hippisley Museum (62, 23)
    • "its collection of impressionist sculpture ransacked by looters."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 3 impressionist sculptures. --Gimbo 15:21, 24 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Organ Museum (60, 27)
    • "its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 3 x African sculpture, 1 x cracked sculpture. --Gimbo 10:42, 23 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Swears Museum (62, 25)
    • "its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded not a single thing. --Gimbo 20:37, 23 April 2007 (BST)

[edit] Jensentown

  • the Barclay Museum (17, 1)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Borland Museum (13, 6)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Deanesly Museum (16, 2)
    • its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust
  • the Perrott Museum (10, 9)
    • its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust

[edit] Judgewood

  • the Hebdon Museum (16, 12)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Ive Museum (17, 13)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
  • the Perriam Museum (10, 15)
    • "its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust."

[edit] Ketchelbank

  • the Trick Museum (44, 35)
    • its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust

[edit] Kinch Heights

  • the Charbonnier Museum (40, 81)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Eden Museum (43, 86)
    • "its selection of African art ransacked by looters."
  • the Lethbridge Museum (48, 87)
    • "its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust."
  • the Swanborough Museum (45, 89)
    • "its installation by an impressionist artist now thick with dust."

[edit] Lamport Hills

  • the Wheadon Museum (56, 6)
    • its installation by an impressionist artist now thick with dust

[edit] Lerwill Heights

  • the Jelley Museum (29, 54)
    • its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust
  • the Metcalfe Museum (28, 58)
    • its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust
  • the Peach Museum (24, 54)
    • its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust
  • the Sebright Museum (23, 53)
    • its collection of conceptual sculpture now thick with dust

[edit] Lockettside

  • the Beacham Museum (27, 83)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Browne Museum (28, 83)
    • its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters

[edit] Lukinswood

  • the Galavin Museum (25, 46)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Madill Museum (24, 44)
    • "its collection of work by abstract artists now thick with dust."
  • the McMullen Museum (21, 49)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."

[edit] Millen Hills

  • the Harris Museum (53, 10)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Teasdale Museum (58, 19)
    • "its extensive collection of umbrellas now thick with dust."

[edit] Miltown

  • the Bodd Museum (97, 96)
    • "its selection of abstract art ransacked by looters.
  • the Newborough Museum (93, 90)
    • "its collection of European paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Perriam Museum (96, 92)
    • "its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust."

[edit] Mockridge Heights

  • the Abraham Museum (44, 60)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."
  • the Blabey Museum (43, 68)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."
  • the Osment Museum (44, 69)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."
  • the Perriott Museum (42, 60)
    • "its collection of European paintings now thick with dust."

[edit] Molebank

  • the Austwick Museum (12, 45)
    • "its selection of African art ransacked by looters."
  • the Dimon Museum (15, 48)
    • "its selection of African art ransacked by looters."
  • the Reginaldus Museum (17, 49)
    • "its extensive collection of umbrellas now thick with dust."

[edit] Mornington

  • the Edgecombe Museum (10, 67)
    • its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust
  • the Olding Museum (17, 69)
    • its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust
  • the Woodyatt Museum (17, 61)
    • its collection of contemporary paintings now thick with dust

[edit] New Arkham

  • the Franklin Museum (4, 91)
    • its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust
  • the Keyford Museum (1, 99)
    • its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust

[edit] Nixbank

  • the Lord Museum (0, 77)
    • its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust
  • the Seaman Museum (1, 71)
    • its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust

[edit] North Blythville

[edit] Osmondville

  • the Ayliffee Museum (85, 73)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Salsbury Museum (85, 75)
    • its collection of conceptual sculpture now thick with dust

[edit] Owsleybank

  • the Cother Museum (9, 41)
    • "its selection of African art ransacked by looters."
  • the Hyson Museum (4, 40)
    • "its installation by a European artist ransacked by looters."
  • the Pitts Museum (6, 46)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."
  • the Russel Museum (9, 49)
    • "its collection of European paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Troakes Museum (8, 41)
    • "its collection of conceptual sculpture now thick with dust."

[edit] Pashenton

  • the Carew Museum (74, 13)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 3 mouldering tapestries, 2 faded tapestries, a dark tapestry and a French tapestry. --Gimbo 10:09, 27 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Lentill Museum (79, 10)
    • "its collection of work by abstract artists now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yields 4 abstract paintings and 1 fire-damaged painting. --Gimbo 09:13, 28 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Peete Museum (70, 10)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."

[edit] Paynterton

  • the Denning Museum (93, 36)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust
  • the Genge Museum (96, 38)
    • its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust
  • the Maxwell Museum (97, 38)
    • its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust
  • the Milligan Museum (93, 34)
    • its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust
  • the Sumption Museum (92, 32)
    • its collection of conceptual sculpture now thick with dust

[edit] Peddlesden Village

  • the Hockey Museum (4, 20)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."

[edit] Pegton

  • the Bratt Museum (83, 54)
    • its collection of African paintings ransacked by looters
  • the Custard Museum (80, 58)
    • its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters
  • the Isgar Museum (82, 54)
    • its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust
  • the Linney Museum (82, 52)
    • its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust
  • the Rosser Museum (86, 58)
    • its collection of European paintings now thick with dust

[edit] Pennville

  • the Currie Museum (82, 86)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Redmond Museum (88, 82)
    • its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust

[edit] Penny Heights

  • the Hazeldine Museum (94, 79)
    • "its collection of impressionist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Voules Museum (96, 71)
    • "its extensive collection of umbrellas now thick with dust."

[edit] Pescodside

  • the Backholer Museum (90, 11)
    • "its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: a skull, 2 fish skeletons, a human skeleton, and a bird skeleton --Gimbo 20:44, 29 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Jewell Museum (97, 11)
    • "its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 7 contemporary paintings and 1 fire-damaged painting. --Gimbo 11:18, 30 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Keats Museum (93, 15)
    • "its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yields 3 contemporary paintings, a torn painting, 2 fire-damaged paintings. --Gimbo 13:28, 3 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Margetts Museum (91, 18)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 2 stuffed tiger heads and 4 stuffed eagles. --Gimbo 17:55, 3 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Petvin Museum (99, 11)
    • "its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 3 glass bowls, 2 glass vases, a glass statue, a glass table. --Gimbo 10:12, 2 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Sunderland Museum (91, 11)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 3 conceptual paintings and 2 torn paintings. --Gimbo 20:44, 29 April 2007 (BST)

[edit] Pimbank

  • the Gillman Museum (60, 43)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust"
    • conceptual painting (19 AP spent searching)
  • the Nuttall Museum (66, 44)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust"
    • i recall finding here all types of stuffed animals listed here --Duke Garland 10:02, 21 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Pretty Museum (62, 49)
    • "...its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust"
    • blown-glass sculpture, antique mirror, glass vase, glass table, glass bowl, glass globe

[edit] Quarlesbank

  • the Bearnard Museum (24, 0)
    • its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters
  • the Cator Museum (24, 7)
    • its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters
  • the Coymer Museum (23, 8)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters

[edit] Raines Hills

  • the Dudridge Museum (66, 17)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 7 conceptual paintings and one fire damaged painting. --Gimbo 21:34, 25 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Hasell Museum (65, 14)
    • "its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 8 conceptual paintings, 1 torn painting, 1 fire-damaged painting. --Gimbo 14:05, 26 April 2007 (BST)

[edit] Randallbank

  • the Cocker Museum (67, 37)
    • "its selection of African art ransacked by looters."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 7 African paintings, 2 fire-damaged paintings, 2 torn paintings. --Gimbo 15:13, 21 April 2007 (BST)
  • the Heddington Museum (60, 35)
    • "its exhibition of pottery now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: three cremation urns, two earthenware vases, and a terracotta statue. --Gimbo 12:23, 22 April 2007 (BST)

[edit] Reganbank

  • the Corben Museum (14, 55)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Egan Museum (12, 56)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters
  • the Haste Museum (14, 52)
  • the Pope Museum (14, 57)
    • its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust
  • the Schandua Museum (10, 57)
    • its collection of conceptual sculpture now thick with dust
  • the William Museum (14, 54)
    • its installation by an impressionist artist now thick with dust

[edit] Rhodenbank

  • the Brain Museum (86, 3)
    • its dusty shelves supporting rows of broken specimen jars and shattered slides
  • the Edridge Museum (80, 8)
    • its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust
  • the Higgdon Museum (83, 1)
    • its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust
  • the Spenser Museum (89, 7)
    • its selection of European art now thick with dust

[edit] Richmond Hills

  • the Futcher Museum (38, 30)
    • "its installation by a European artist ransacked by looters."
  • the Lazenbury Museum (32, 33)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."

[edit] Ridleybank

  • the Chilwell Museum (52, 46)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust.
  • the Mesney Museum (55, 48)
    • its collection of work by abstract artists now thick with dust.
    • abstract painting
  • the Musgrove Museum (53, 47)
    • its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust.

[edit] Roachtown

  • the Bingham Museum (59, 32)
    • its selection of African art ransacked by looters

[edit] Roftwood

  • the Truell Museum (62, 53)
    • its selection of European art now thick with dust

[edit] Rolt Heights

  • the Riddell Museum (84, 18)
    • its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust

[edit] Roywood

  • the Carslake Museum (5, 18)
    • "its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust."
  • the Martland Museum (5, 14)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."
  • the Vellacott Museum (3, 19)
    • "its collection of contemporary paintings now thick with dust."

[edit] Ruddlebank

  • the Dobson Museum (10, 89)
    • its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters
  • the Honeybone Museum (13, 88)
    • its collection of impressionist sculpture ransacked by looters

[edit] Scarletwood

  • the Cari Museum (72, 80)
    • its collection of African paintings ransacked by looters

[edit] Shackleville

  • the Baskcomb Museum (54, 63)
    • its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters
  • the Bowle Museum (59, 65)
    • its collection of African paintings ransacked by looters
  • the Horsey Museum (55, 65)
    • its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust
  • the Keane Museum (59, 61)
    • its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust

[edit] Shearbank

  • the Bridle Museum (51, 23)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."

[edit] Shore Hills

  • the Thornhill Museum (35, 59)
    • "...its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
    • conceptual painting.

[edit] Shuttlebank

  • the Darknell Museum (35, 14)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."
  • the Legg Museum (32, 15)
    • "its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust.
  • the Stoodely Museum (38, 16)
    • "its collection of conceptual sculpture now thick with dust."
  • the Talbot Museum (30, 15)
    • "its selection of European art now thick with dust."

[edit] South Blythville

  • the Dommett Museum (20, 77)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust
  • the Moodborn Museum (25, 72)
    • its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust

[edit] Spicer Hills

  • the Fortt Museum (20, 93)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust
  • the Mallett Museum (21, 98)
    • its collection of African sculpture now thick with dust
  • the Padden Museum (26, 92)
    • its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust
  • the Sillence Museum (28, 93)
    • its collection of conceptual sculpture now thick with dust

[edit] Spracklingbank

  • the Mackworth Museum (81, 30)
    • "its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: 3 glass globes, 2 glass bowls, 3 glass tables, 3 glass vases. --Gimbo 11:00, 11 May 2007 (BST)
  • the Mickelson Museum (86, 35)
    • its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust
  • the Pepperd Museum (89, 37)
    • its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust
  • the Silcox Museum (80, 31)
    • "its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust."
    • 25 AP searching yielded: nothing. --Gimbo 11:00, 11 May 2007 (BST)

[edit] Stanbury Village

  • the Batson Museum (57, 55)
    • "its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters."

[edit] Starlingtown

  • the Chadburn Museum (99, 41)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust
  • the Finchley Museum (98, 44)
    • its collection of conceptual paintings now thick with dust
  • the Matthews Museum (95, 48)
    • its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust

[edit] Tapton

  • the Byfield Museum (47, 73)
    • "its selection of African art ransacked by looters."
  • the Lewen Museum (46, 79)
    • "its collection of impressionist sculpture ransacked by looters."

[edit] Vinetown

  • the Daniels Museum (85, 62)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust
  • the Godfry Museum (80, 62)
    • its installation by a European artist ransacked by looters
  • the Salisbury Museum (83, 69)
    • its extensive collection of umbrellas now thick with dust

[edit] West Becktown

  • the Bawn Museum (16, 37)
    • "its selection of abstract art ransacked by looters."
  • the Gotch Museum (14, 35)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust."

[edit] West Boundwood

  • the Cowie Museum (31, 7)
    • its exhibition of tapestries ransacked by looters
  • the Edgar Museum (37, 6)
    • its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters
  • the Fowle Museum (35, 2)
    • its extensive collection of skeletons now thick with dust
  • the Fowles Museum (39, 3)
    • its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust
  • the Lax Museum (30, 5)
    • its unusual exhibition of impressionist puppets now thick with dust
  • the Overton Museum (34, 5)
    • its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust
  • the Read Museum (38, 4)
    • its unusual exhibition of African glassware now thick with dust

[edit] West Grayside

  • the Paice Museum (52, 84)
    • "its extensive collection of stuffed animals now thick with dust."
  • the Sawday Museum (50, 81)
    • "its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust."
  • the Wilson Museum (50, 83)
    • "its collection of work by conceptual artists now thick with dust".

[edit] Whittenside

  • the Phelips Museum (81, 95)
    • "its installation by a cubist artist now thick with dust."

[edit] Williamsville

  • the Browning Museum (31, 90)
    • its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters
  • the Eastwood Museum (39, 93)
    • its installation by a European artist ransacked by looters

[edit] Wray Heights

  • the Sonven Museum (60, 79)
    • its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust

[edit] Wyke Hills

  • the Huddy Museum (52, 95)
    • "its installation by a European artist ransacked by looters."
  • the Ruxton Museum (56, 94)
    • "its collection of European paintings now thick with dust."
  • the Saffyn Museum (59, 90)
    • "its exhibition of scientific history now thick with dust."

[edit] Wykewood

  • the Dement Museum (16, 76)
    • its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters

[edit] Yagoton

  • the Dawbin Museum (45, 10)
    • "its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters."
  • the Innalls Museum (40, 10)
    • "its selection of contemporary art now thick with dust."
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