One of Canada's oldest and largest museums, the Museum of Vancouver holds more than a million artefacts and specimens, with extensive collections in natural history, archaeology, ethnology and Asian arts. Located in Kitsalano, it commands breathtaking views across the city.-
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One of Canada's oldest and largest museums, the Museum of Vancouver holds more than a million artefacts and specimens, with extensive collections in natural history, archaeology, ethnology and Asian arts. Located in Kitsalano, it commands breathtaking views across the city.Introduction
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