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The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum is the leading museum of moving image history in the UK, with over 86,000 artefacts telling the story of cinema and the optical media that preceded it from shadow puppets to present-day blockbusters. We are free and open every day but this event will give people the opportunity to have a guided tour by the museum’s curator bringing the artefacts to life and putting them into context.
Go to the chapel side of the Old Library and meet at the building’s entrance. The tour on 10th September will take place 15:30-16:30.
Email bdc@exeter.ac.uk to pre-book your space.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
From the A30 / A38 follow the signs from the city centre, once in the city centre then follow signs for the University. The Old Library is situated half way along Prince of Wales Road, adjacent to the University Chapel.
Stagecoach Bus 'Uni' from Exeter city centre. 10 minutes walk from Exeter St David's train station - follow signs for the University.
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