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English: The Fusilier Museum, Moss Street In 2009, the Fusilier Museum moved to the building previously occupied by the former technical school known as the Arts and Crafts Centre in Moss Street, close to the library, art gallery and museum (the so-called "Bury cultural quarter"). The building is a grade 2 listed building.
The new museum entrance offers views from the street into the museum shop and café. The Lutyens War Memorial has now been relocated into Gallipoli Garden (formerly known as Sparrow Park)on Silver Street, next to the museum. http://www.mikebooth2009.com/ http://www.burytimes.co.uk/news/special_reports/buryfusiliermuseum/4652692.The_Duke_of_Kent_performs_official_opening_of_Fusilier_Museum/ http://www.bury.gov.uk/Business/EconomicDevelopment/EconomicRegeneration/TheFusiliersMuseum.htm Bury |
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| Author | David Dixon |
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