State Heraldry Museum
Kildare St 2-3, Dublin, Ireland
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The State Heraldry Museum is a unique museum entirely dedicated to various coats of arms and heraldic symbolism. The museum is located in the capital of Ireland and is very popular with tourists.
The State Museum of Heraldry was founded in 1908, and today it is considered by many experts the oldest among the museums of this subject. The museum shares the building with the National Library, which often complements the exposition. And if one of the visitors is interested in a particular coat of arms, additional information about it can always be found on library shelves.
The State Museum of Heraldry presents mainly Irish coats of arms - the collection is collected as complete as possible. Each image is accompanied by its detailed description, as well as the history of appearance and use. Here are exhibited both state coats of arms and coats of arms of eminent families, dynasties, as well as symbols of various military and religious groups.
In general, the State Museum of Heraldry will be of interest to anyone who is even slightly interested in coats of arms and emblematics. However, ordinary history lovers will also find a lot of interesting here.