Bokcheon Museum |
| Bokcheon
Museum is displaying artifacts excavated from the tumulus
group in Bokcheon-dong that show the history of Busan
from the prehistoric age to the Three Kingdoms Era. The
museum opened on Oct. 5, 1996 with various structural
remains and remains of earthenware and ironware from 113
tombs excavated in five surveys. |
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Boryeong Coal Museum |
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rapid decrease in the consumption of coal since 1989 caused
many of uneconomic mines to be closed pursuant to the
execution of the coal industry rationalization act. The
Boryeong Coal Museum is the first coal museum in Korea.
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Incheon Metropolitan City Museum |
| Incheon
Metropolitan City Museum is the first public museum in
Korea opened in April 1946. The museum was established
for the purposes of researching and studying the local
history and the cultural assets of the Incheon Area. |
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HanBat Museum of Education
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| Hanbat Museum of Education is the sanctuary of education, history, and culture established in the oldest school building in Daejeon, Korea.
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Jeju-Do Folklore and Natural
History Museum |
| Jeju-Do
Folklore and Natural History Museum is a public
museum established by Jeju-Do Government as a community
education institute to introduce the traditions
and the natural properties unique to Jeju-Do to
the inhabitants of the island as well as to the
domestic and international tourists. |
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Korea Military Museum |
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Korea Army Museum was founded to take leadership
in investigating, collecting, preserving and exhibiting
various kinds of historic military collections.
Housed in the Korea Military Academy, the museum
puts in tremendous efforts to research and education
of Koreas traditional military heritage. |
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Land Museum |
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Fist Axe
It was excavated from Horogoru in Yeoncheon. It
is a traditional Paleolithic age Fist Axe, which
was well trimmed. (length :17cm) |
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Mireuksaji Museum |
| The
Seoul Museum of Historical Materials of Education,
a professional museum of education, opened on June
15, 1995 to define the educational situation in
Seoul, lead education in Korea, and exhibit relics
and data relevant to systems, procedures, contents,
institutes, and activities of education for providing
a comprehensive view on the development of education
in Korea. |
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Mokpo Natural History Museum |
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Mokpo Natural History Museum was opened with the goal
of reminding people of the importance of nature and the
value of life in the face of the ever increasing threat
of the destruction of the environment and the earth's
ecology. |
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Mungyeong Coal Museum |
| Mungyeong
Coal Museum was founded to exhibit and preserve
the data and materials concerning the role of coal,
which had been the generator of Korean industry,
thus revive the memories of coal industry, and to
attempt to revive the dwindling economy of coal-mining
area. |
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Mungyeongsaejae Museum |
| A
public museum operated by Mungyeong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do.
The museum is located within the Mungyeongsaejae Provincial
Park. The museum contains three exhibition halls, a central
hall, an archive and a screen room on the first and second
floors of building and an outdoor exhibition field. |
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Samcheok Museum |
| Samcheok
Municipal Museum permanently exhibits some 350 relics
of its collection of four thousand artifacts in the three
exhibition halls, and operates various functions including
the rubbed copy experience room, the archive and the planned
exhibition office. |
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Seoul Museum of Historical
Materials of Education |
| The
Seoul Museum of Historical Materials of Education,
a professional museum of education, opened on June
15, 1995 to define the educational situation in
Seoul, lead education in Korea, and exhibit relics
and data relevant to systems, procedures, contents,
institutes, and activities of education for providing
a comprehensive view on the development of education
in Korea. |
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Seoul Museum of History |
(http://www.museum.seoul.kr/)
The Seoul Museum of History aims to be an extraordinary
cultural destination in Seoul with providing an
opportunity to see and experience the history and
traditional culture of the nation's capital to its
citizens and foreign visitors. |
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Taebaek Coal Museum |
| Coal
in Taebaek was first developed in 1937 during the
Japanese occupation. After the restoration of independence,
Taebaek, the center of the local coal industry,
had significantly contributed to the economic development
of the country by playing the integral role of supplying
fuel to the infrastructure industries. |
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The Daegaya Museum |
| The
Daegaya Museum is located below the Jisan-dong group of
tombs, where royal tombs of Daegaya are located. Dedicated
to the history of Daegaya, the museum displays the history
and culture of Daegaya and Goryeong. |
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The Early Printing Museum
of Cheongju |
(http://www.jikjiworld.net/)
This is the Early Printing Museum of Cheongju which
is opened in March 17, 1992 on the Heungdeoksa Temple,
Cheongju where printed the oldest metal printed
book in the world, Jikji which old priest, Baekun
excerpted". The object of this museum is for
proving that our nation invented the metal type
print first in the world and.... |
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The museum of Daejeon History |
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Daejeon Local History Museum was established in
1991 to preserve the historical traditions of the
Daejeon Area, and to instill a deeper understanding
and pride in Daejeon citizens for their hometown. |
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The War Memorial of Korea |
| Korea
is a nation that has been cruelly subjugated by
foreign countries throughout much of its history
of more than five thousand years. Despite the rise
and the fall of the native dynasties and foreign
suzerains, the Korean peoples have maintained independence
by devoting their lives and making tremendous self-sacrifices
for the country and the people. |
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Wonju Municipal Museum |
| Wonju
Municipal Museum opened in November 2000 to collect
and exhibit the history and the cultural data of
the Wonju area, and to act as a community education
center where the local history can be taught and
handed down to the younger generations. |
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