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Learn about Melbourne History At Melbourne Musuem
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Melbourne History at Melbourne Musuem



The Melbourne Story



Travel back in time and discover life in Melbourne since the 1830's through to present day Melbourne in Melbourne Museum's newest permanent exhibition. Explore Melbourne's rich history from early contact with Indigenous people to the discovery of gold, the stories from the laneways crowded with brothels and pubs, the political path of Federation through to what makes Melbourne today - discover what made this city boom. You'll be transported back in time through iconic objects, immersive experiences and multimedia exhibits recreating life in Melbourne since the 1830's. The Melbourne Story exhibition reveals key moments and major changes in Melbourne's history through key time periods and features more than 1200 collection objects from Museum Victoria's collection including a historic bark canoe from the Yarra River, a restored Cobb & Co coach, a carriage from the Luna Park Big Dipper and the much-loved 'Little Men' from the Coles Book Arcade.



Location

Melbourne Museum 11 Nicholson Street CARLTON VIC 3053



Contact details

[url="http://www.museumvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum"]http://www.museumvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum[/url]



Date & times

30/04/2008 to 31/12/2008

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM



Price



Entry to The Melbourne Story is included with Melbourne Museum general admission: Adults $6, concessions and children are free.
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I've been there before, I bring my children and my friends. They definitely enjoy the environment and friendly atmosphere of this museum. When I ask my children about the History of Melbourne, they explain detailed to me, and I am very happy because my children learned a lot. Event Tents.
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Hi. Not a reply- a question. I wonder if anyone knows a nickname that was given to the corner of Elizabeth and Flinders Sts. when the intersection become traffic light controlled 'all direction pedestrian movement' type crossing. Back in the 1960's or so??

Someone said something like 'Barn ....' ??!! Dance ?? Storm ??

Any clues anyone?

I think it was earlier called 'Hosie's Corner', after the pub there - gone ???
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Yeah I have not been for a while! Must visit in 2010!
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