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Migration Museum-December 2024
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Dec 3, 2024

　　This engaging social-history museum tells the story of the many migrants who have made SA their home. The museum has info on 100-plus nationalities logged in its database, along with some poignant personal stories. Occupies the somewhat sombre site of a former Aboriginal boarding school and destitute asylum.

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