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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London

If you were given five million pounds to open a small museum, what kind of museum would you create?

And what’s one real museum you recommend people should visit?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A museum that housed other museums.

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"A museum that housed other museums."

How does that work? So they’re all in one place for easy visiting?

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By *irth.Minge.FireMan
over a year ago

Seen in far off places

I was initially thinking along the lines of a museum to celebrate the Chav culture of modern day Britain

No point I guess?... one can just go visit Basildon anyhow

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A museum of literature.

My favourite “museums” are libraries. The Bodleian being one. The national library of Scotland the second. They’re in essence museums of bibliography.

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"I was initially thinking along the lines of a museum to celebrate the Chav culture of modern day Britain

No point I guess?... one can just go visit Basildon anyhow"

Will it be Burberry material clad?

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

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"I was initially thinking along the lines of a museum to celebrate the Chav culture of modern day Britain

No point I guess?... one can just go visit Basildon anyhow"

I should have placed a bet on this being your idea.

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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago

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I recommend St Fagans National History Museum. It’s amazing!!

From Google: ...It chronicles the historical lifestyle, culture, and architecture of the Welsh people and is part of the network of National Museum Wales...

It really is interesting to see what life was back way back when.

I’d like to set up a clothes and jewellery museum. I love jewellery so it would be a joy.

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"A museum of literature.

My favourite “museums” are libraries. The Bodleian being one. The national library of Scotland the second. They’re in essence museums of bibliography. "

Ooooh lovely!! The Bodleian is

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A museum that housed other museums.

How does that work? So they’re all in one place for easy visiting?"

Indeed, it's a really large museum that has all the other museums contained within. A bit like B&Q.

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"I recommend St Fagans National History Museum. It’s amazing!!

From Google: ...It chronicles the historical lifestyle, culture, and architecture of the Welsh people and is part of the network of National Museum Wales...

It really is interesting to see what life was back way back when.

I’d like to set up a clothes and jewellery museum. I love jewellery so it would be a joy.

"

Oooh I’ve never heard of it, will totally be adding this to my to do list!!

I’d love to come to your jewellery museum too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It would be a museum solely dedicated to the rubber fetish.

Rubber furniture. Rubber decoration. Rubber fine art. Rubber uniforms. Rubber everything.

And I'd give the remaining four million to charity.

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"A museum that housed other museums.

How does that work? So they’re all in one place for easy visiting?

Indeed, it's a really large museum that has all the other museums contained within. A bit like B&Q."

I’d feel bad for those who don’t live close by. I like the fact museums are spread out! Apart from Exhibition Rd in London!

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"It would be a museum solely dedicated to the rubber fetish.

Rubber furniture. Rubber decoration. Rubber fine art. Rubber uniforms. Rubber everything.

And I'd give the remaining four million to charity.

"

*squeak*

That’s me scooching about on the rubber!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you were given five million pounds to open a small museum, what kind of museum would you create?

And what’s one real museum you recommend people should visit?"

I would create somewhere that was interactive and allowed people to touch the exhibits...there are far too many places that have signs saying 'please do not touch'!

I would recommend the world museum in Liverpool

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"If you were given five million pounds to open a small museum, what kind of museum would you create?

And what’s one real museum you recommend people should visit?

I would create somewhere that was interactive and allowed people to touch the exhibits...there are far too many places that have signs saying 'please do not touch'!

I would recommend the world museum in Liverpool "

Oh yes, interaction is key.

Another one I’ve not visited and must, thanks for the recommendation.

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

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This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages.

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages."

I love this. I love it hard.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you were given five million pounds to open a small museum, what kind of museum would you create?

And what’s one real museum you recommend people should visit?

I would create somewhere that was interactive and allowed people to touch the exhibits...there are far too many places that have signs saying 'please do not touch'!

I would recommend the world museum in Liverpool

Oh yes, interaction is key.

Another one I’ve not visited and must, thanks for the recommendation. "

I actually work in a NT property that is an accredited museum which has signs everywhere warning people not to touch... i understand why but its so off putting!

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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago

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"This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages."

And a selection of pens? I do love a good pen!

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By *eliWoman
over a year ago

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"This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages.

And a selection of pens? I do love a good pen! "

Yes! Oh pens! Pens throughout the ages.

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By *xperimentalistMan
over a year ago

East Yorkshire


"This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages."

There is a pop up vagina museum!!

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By *xperimentalistMan
over a year ago

East Yorkshire


"This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages.

And a selection of pens? I do love a good pen!

Yes! Oh pens! Pens throughout the ages. "

There is a pencil museum, the pen one could be a sister museum

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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago

o o OO o o


"This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages.

And a selection of pens? I do love a good pen!

Yes! Oh pens! Pens throughout the ages. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I went one in Berlin called 'Museum Der Dinge' (Museum of Things)

Basically a collection of any random old shit

It was great

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By *stella OP   Woman
over a year ago

London


"I went one in Berlin called 'Museum Der Dinge' (Museum of Things)

Basically a collection of any random old shit

It was great "

That sounds fun!

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By *isscheekychopsWoman
over a year ago

The land of grey peas and bacon

Food probably and ghosts etc and make up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

By contrast, also in Berlin, and one I thought I'd love, was the Bauhaus Museum

It was a complete yawnathon and the staff were so fucking prissy

I was pulled to one side for taking my jacket off and putting it over my arm (cos it was fkin roasting in there)

Apparently, that is against museum policy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This reminds me of the vagina museum they were/are crowdfunding for.

I'd probably go for a museum of correspondence; I considered libraries of sorts but on that amount of money I'm not sure you could really do it justice. Well not the texts I'd want.

But correspondence - you could have letters, faxes, telegrams. Notes hastily scribbled. From famous people, not so famous people. About their days, their dreams, their wishes, their secrets. The sad and the happy, the tears and the jubilations. To lovers from lovers, to families, to friends, to colleagues. During life changing events or just documenting the mundane. I'd find it fascinating to see such a collection of human interaction and an insight into the human psyche - unfiltered and raw and meant for the target audience but open for everyone. You can trace the ever changing nature of communication but also see the motifs and shared emotions through the ages.

And a selection of pens? I do love a good pen!

Yes! Oh pens! Pens throughout the ages. "

Love pens! I have a beautiful Parker signature made from precious metals.

This is a lovely thread.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It would be a museum solely dedicated to the rubber fetish.

Rubber furniture. Rubber decoration. Rubber fine art. Rubber uniforms. Rubber everything.

And I'd give the remaining four million to charity.

*squeak*

That’s me scooching about on the rubber!"

Hehe, that brings back a memory actually. Me walking around a museum in Munich in rubber jeans - I literally squeaked all the way around!

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By *ud and BryanCouple
over a year ago

Boston, Lincolnshire

We'd have a medieval museum, with lots of replicas to handle alongside the original artefacts.

One of our favourites is the museum of London (for the medieval section)

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By *cgkcCouple
over a year ago

Hitchin

We love The Tring Museum which is like a smaller, madder version of the Natural History Museum.

There are dressed fleas - what better advert?

I'd like a museum of musical instruments. Find me in the ukulele section

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