Museum of Cardiff, Local museum in Old Library, Cardiff, United Kingdom.
The Museum of Cardiff is a local museum housed in the Old Library building and displays exhibitions about the city's transformation from a small market town into Wales' capital. The museum holds collections that document the changes in the city and the lives of its inhabitants.
The museum opened in April 2011 in the historic Old Library building to preserve the heritage of Cardiff's communities. It focuses on documenting the city's history from its origins through its development into a modern capital.
The collection holds photographs, documents, and objects from everyday life in different periods. These items help visitors understand the personal stories of the city and its people.
The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM, with free admission to permanent exhibitions. Visitors will find the location in central Cardiff easy to reach and the building accessible for those with mobility needs.
The museum uses digital displays and interactive elements to present the city's industrial development and bring the past to life. These modern techniques allow visitors to explore Cardiff's changes in an engaging and tangible way.
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