Archaeology museums in Liverpool

The World Museum, situated in Liverpool, England, is a part of the National Museums Liverpool network. This network is a collection of several museums and galleries, all of which are publicly owned by the city. The World Museum is one of these prestigious institutions, offering a wide range of exhibits and collections for visitors to explore.

The Victoria Gallery & Museum (VG&M) is a unique institution run by the University of Liverpool. Located in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, this art gallery and museum offers a diverse range of exhibits and collections for visitors to explore.

The Western Approaches Museum in Liverpool, England, offers a unique insight into the work of the Western Approaches Command during the Second World War. The museum focuses on the Atlantic convoys, the fight against the U-boat threat, and the Battle of the Atlantic. It provides a comprehensive overview of the strategic operations and challenges faced by the command centre during this critical period in history.

The Garstang Museum of Archaeology is named in honour of Professor John Garstang, who founded the 'Institute of Archaeology' and associated museum in 1904. The museum exhibits artefacts from the excavations of Garstang in Egypt, Sudan, and the Near East. Highlights include an Egyptian mummy and disp