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Birmingham Museum of Art


category : Museums
Largest municipal museum in Southeast. Permanent collection of 22,000+ objects dating from ancient to modern times, various cultures. Highlights: Asian, European and American collections, outdoor sculpture garden, Wedgwood, Kress Collection. Terrace Café, museum store.


Admission: Free
Hours: Open Tu-Sat. 10-5, Sun. noon-5. Tours for visually impaired & groups (8 or more) with 3 weeks notice
Address: 2000 8th Ave. N.

Phone: 205-254-2566
Fax: 205-254-2714
Our Website:www.artsbma.org

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