Dublin Civil Museum
58 South William Street, Dublin
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The Civic Museum of Dublin is a small museum that reveals the history of Dublin from Viking times to the present. It is located in the former House of the City Council.
Exhibits in the museum change frequently and cover all aspects of city life. Here, every visitor can learn the history of the capital of Ireland through paintings, photographs, old newspapers, antique objects and furniture.
In the museum you can see such exhibits as paintings of old Dublin by Thomas Malton and the head of Nelson, which was part of the sculpture that crowned the 40-meter column, standing in the city center.