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'''Wehnimer's Museum''' is the name of the historical museum of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on Erebor Square, one block east of the temple. |
'''Wehnimer's Museum''' is the name of the historical museum of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on Erebor Square, one block east of the temple. |
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The most recent curator of the museum was Vynessa Drysien. Prior to that, the position was held by a half-sylvan named [[Glethad]]. |
The most recent curator of the museum was Vynessa Drysien, who was given the position in 5116. Prior to that, the position was held by a half-sylvan named [[Glethad]]. In 5107, the museum's curator was a woman named Ephria. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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The museum has been a fixture in Wehnimer's Landing for a number of years. In 5111, renovation work was begun on the museum. The work was spearheaded by philanthropist turned villain, [[Grishom Stone]]. |
The museum has been a fixture in Wehnimer's Landing for a number of years. In 5111, renovation work was begun on the museum. The work was spearheaded by philanthropist turned villain, [[Grishom Stone]]. Renovation work was also done in 5107 under the direction of then-mayor, Stennis. |
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Revision as of 17:09, 3 November 2019
Wehnimer's Museum is the name of the historical museum of Wehnimer's Landing. It is found on Erebor Square, one block east of the temple.
The most recent curator of the museum was Vynessa Drysien, who was given the position in 5116. Prior to that, the position was held by a half-sylvan named Glethad. In 5107, the museum's curator was a woman named Ephria.
History
The museum has been a fixture in Wehnimer's Landing for a number of years. In 5111, renovation work was begun on the museum. The work was spearheaded by philanthropist turned villain, Grishom Stone. Renovation work was also done in 5107 under the direction of then-mayor, Stennis.
A rectangular white sign In the Common language, it reads: Welcome to the Wehnimer's Museum To the West, through the green arch: Nature Wing To the East, through the white arch: History Wing To the North, through the gold arch: Hall of Technology Upstairs: Fine Arts Wing Wehnimer's Gallery Hall of Knowledge Gift Shop
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