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St Fagans National History Museum Report
Report The Relevance of St Fagans National History Museum to Contemporary Wales Table of Contents Introduction..........3 Historic buildings............ 3 2.1 Maestir School............3 2.2 Newbridge War Memorial..4 2.3 Woollen Mill...............4 Importance of St Fagans to Welsh culture5 Self-reflection...6 Conclusion....6 Bibliography...7 1.0 Introduction St Fagans National History Museum (then known as the Welsh Folk Museum) is the one of Europes most outstanding open-air museums and most visited heritage attraction in Wales. According to a visitor guide (National Museum Wales 2011), it was established in 1947 with original re-erected historic buildings from various parts of the Wales. …show more content…

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