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Royal Ontario Museum

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The ROM is a very big museum.

ROMCrystal3
ROMCrystal3

It is in the land of Canada. Many people visit it every year.

You can see many things there. There are dinosaur bones and bright rocks.

Fossil collections - Royal Ontario Museum - DSC00008
Fossil collections - Royal Ontario Museum - DSC00008

There is also art from around the world.

The museum has many rooms. Some rooms show old clothes.

General view - Patricia Harris Gallery of Textiles & Costume, Royal Ontario Museum - DSC09417
General view - Patricia Harris Gallery of Textiles & Costume, Royal Ontario Museum - DSC09417

Other rooms show things from far away.

The building looks very special. It has a part that looks like a crystal.

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ROMCrystal3

This part is made of glass and metal.

It is a place to learn. You can see how the world works. It is a great place to explore.

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File:ROM logo.svg
ROM logo.svg
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Royal Ontario Museum, south facade, 1922.jpg
File:McLaughlin Planetarium - Royal Ontario Museum - DSC09895.JPG
McLaughlin Planetarium - Royal Ontario...
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What are you doing here? (3454312065).jpg
File:Royal Ontario Museum Rotunda Ceiling.jpeg
Royal Ontario Museum Rotunda Ceiling.jpeg
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Queen's Park Entrance of the Royal...
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ROM morning 2023 jeh.jpg
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Royal ontario museum 01845.jpg
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ROMCrystal3.jpg
File:Hyacinth Gloria Chen Crystal Court 2022.jpg
Hyacinth Gloria Chen Crystal Court 2022.jpg
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ROM interior (2).jpg
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Royal Ontario Museum (9677646156).jpg

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