Fengxiang County Museum

Fengxiang County Museum is located in Donghu, Fengxiang County, Shaanxi Province. The museum was established in 1959 and is affiliated with the Fengxiang County Bureau of Culture. Fengxiang County Museum was founded in Fengxiang County East Lake North Bank "Sugong Temple". It was withdrawn in 1962. In July 1982, the "Fengxiang County Yucheng Cultural Relics Management Office" was established. In May 1984, the Fengxiang County Museum was restored, and two brands of the Fengxiang County Ruicheng Cultural Relics Management Office were restored.

Fengxiang County Museum is located in Donghu, Fengxiang County, Shaanxi Province, under the county cultural bureau, and the collection of cultural relics is also pre-Qin as a comprehensive museum integrating cultural relics protection and management, display and display, scientific research, publicity and education.

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Fengxiang County Museum covers an area of 3,300 square meters. The building sits north and south, and the main building is 887 square meters, which is a two-story full-frame antique building. Fengxiang County Museum is basically listed as the "Qin People Seeking Genxuan City History Show". The exhibition area of 144 square meters is divided into three parts: ruins, Tibetans and tombs. Through building materials, ritual equipment, horse and car tools, production tools, burial equipment and other cultural relics, Qinguo's history and culture created during the construction of the capital of Qincheng and the important places in Qinguo's history. The bit.

Fengxiang County Museum, located in the west section of Wenhua Road, Fengxiang County, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, covers an area of 3,300 square meters. It is a comprehensive local museum. There are 4,800 pieces (sets) of which 367 precious cultural relics (sets).

Very rubbish. I went to the gate at 11 o'clock and said that I was going to get off work. There were still 30 minutes from get off work. Let me come back after 2 pm.

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