Fears Grow for Future of Pounds 10m Roman Artefacts As Nuns Contemplate Sell-Off
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AN HISTORIC collection of Roman sculptures could be sold out of Merseyside by a group of nuns, it was feared last night.
The 102 marbles housed in the Grade II-listed Ince Blundell Hall, near Crosby, are set to be removed under a planning application to Sefton Council.See the full content of this document
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Fears Grow for Future of Pounds 10m Roman Artefacts As Nuns Contemplate Sell-Off
Together with relics housed in the city's World Museum, the collection is the largest of its kind outside London.
Augustinian nuns who now run the estate as a nursing home want th...See the full content of this document
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