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|title = Info | |title = Info | ||
|header1 = | |header1 = Musee Schoelcher | ||
|label2 = Language | |||
|data2 = French | |||
|label3 = Public opening date | |||
|data3 = 1887 | |||
|label4 = Comunity | |||
|data4 = | |||
|label5 = Target Audience | |||
|data5 = Locals, foreign visitors, Afro-Caribbean | |||
|label6 = Year of Foundation | |||
|data6 = | |||
|label7 = Country | |||
|data7 = Guadeloupe | |||
|label8 = Access Type | |||
|data8 = 2 EUR adult ticket | |||
|label9 = Activities and Services | |||
|data9 = | |||
|label10 = Opening hours | |||
|data10 = 9-17 | |||
|label11 = Closing day | |||
|data11 = Saturday,Sunday | |||
|label12 = Home Page | |||
|data12 = [ Link] | |||
|label13 = Omeka | |||
|data13 = [ Link] | |||
}} | |||
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 | |||
Revision as of 14:57, 31 August 2018
| Musee Schoelcher | |
|---|---|
| Language | French |
| Public opening date | 1887 |
| Target Audience | Locals, foreign visitors, Afro-Caribbean |
| Country | Guadeloupe |
| Access Type | 2 EUR adult ticket |
| Opening hours | 9-17 |
| Closing day | Saturday,Sunday |
| Home Page | [ Link] |
| Omeka | [ Link] |
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