National Gallery and Tate Gallery Act 1954 (repealed 1.9.1992)
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FIRST SCHEDULE Museums and other Institutions for the purposes of sections three and five of this Act
Sections 3, 5. The Armouries The British Library The British Museum. The British Museum (Natural History) The Imperial War Museum. . . . The National Galleries of Scotland. The National Library of Scotland. The National Library of Wales. The National Maritime Museum. The National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. The National Museums of Scotland The National Museum of Wales. The National Portrait Gallery. The Royal Scottish Museum. The Science Museum. The Victoria and Albert Museum. The Ulster Museum Such other institutions in the United Kingdom as the Secretary of State may by order under this Act add to this Schedule.
FIRST SCHEDULE Museums and other Institutions for the purposes of sections three and five of this Act
Sections 3, 5. The Armouries The British Library The British Museum. The British Museum (Natural History) The Imperial War Museum. . . . The National Galleries of Scotland. The National Library of Scotland. The National Library of Wales. The National Maritime Museum. The National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. The National Museums of Scotland The National Museum of Wales. The National Portrait Gallery. The Royal Scottish Museum. The Science Museum. The Victoria and Albert Museum. The Ulster Museum Such other institutions in the United Kingdom as the Secretary of State may by order under this Act add to this Schedule.
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