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Musee Departemental Edgar Clerc
Language	French, English
Public opening date	1984
Target Audience	School groups, archaeologists, foreign visitors
Country	Guadeloupe
Access Type	Free entry
Opening hours	9-17, on Wed & Fri 9-13. In July & August 8-14
Closing day	Saturday,Sunday
Home Page	[ Link]
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Revision as of 14:00, 31 August 2018

The museum is dedicated to Edgar Clerc, Guadeloupes

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+|data8 = Free entry
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+|data10 = 9-17, on Wed & Fri 9-13. In July & August 8-14
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-In 1883 Victor Schoelcher made a donation to Guadeloupe: his collection of statues and reliefs plus objects from his many voyages (wood work from Benin, pre-Columbian Caribbean axes and slave shackles). The museum was opened in 1887. The ground floor is dedicated to Schoelchers
+The museum is dedicated to Edgar Clerc, Guadeloupes