4/5 STMARK EHIJIE I. 3 years ago on Google
This
museum
was
founded
in
1957
by
English
Archeologist
Kenneth
Murray.
The
museum
is
located
just
by
the
boundary
between
Lagos
Island
and
Ikoyi
separated
by
the
popular
Onikan
round
about.
The
museum
is
surrounded
by
very
monumental
buildings
of
great
historical
value
which
includes
the
former
senate
building,
house
of
representatives
building,
The
Tafawa
Balewa
Square,
Lagos
Lawn
Tennis
Club,
BRT
park,
The
Muson
Center,
City
Mall,
former
Ecowas
secretariat,
Zone
2,
Onikan
Stadium,
The
Lagos
State
government
house,
Remembrance
Tunnel,
the
Army
remembrance
Arcade,
one
of
the
1st
public
swimming
pool
(now
closed)
and
the
new
Lagos
State
Museum
(under
construction).
The
museum
has
Nigerian
art,
including
pieces
of
statuary
carvings,
archaeological
and
ethnographic
exhibits.
I
prefer
taking
a
tour
with
the
tour
guard
because
they
tell
you
everything
about
the
museum.
I
had
a
wonderful
time.
I
grew
up
around
the
museum
so
I
have
been
there
countless
times,
I
visited
the
museum
too
a
lot
of
times
since
I
moved
away
from
there.
Overall,
it
is
was
a
wonderful
experience.
I
would
go
back
anytime,
any
day.
The
fee
is
just
a
token.
No
pre
appointment
required.
The
museum
has
a
very
spacious
compound
that
can
be
used
for
picnics,
group
gatherings
etc.
There
is
ample
parking
space.
The
area
is
one
of
the
safest
in
Nigeria.
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