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SHIFT: Urban Art Takeover
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SHIFT: Urban Art Takeover
At Canterbury Museum until 11 April
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We care for more than 2.3 million objects, ranging from mayflies to motorbikes
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Haast Symposium: Celebrating the Life of Sir Julius von Haast
Canterbury Museum Bulletin
Our collections are a rich resource for research by curators, research fellows and academics
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The Museum was first established in the Provincial Council Buildings in 1867
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