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International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum

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International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum is a museum or gallery located in St Louis, Missouri (United States).
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3415 Olive Street St. Louis, MO 63103

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St Louis
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St Louis City
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Missouri
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United States
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International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum is a museum or gallery located in St Louis, Missouri (United States).

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Not large, but interesting museum
(Updated: October 25, 2021)
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The International Photography Hall of Fame & Museum is a small venue just east of Grand Avenue next to St. Louis University. Is is located on the 2nd floor of a refurbished building and is essentially several thousand square feet of display area. On the day of my visit there was an interesting display of color photo prints of nature scenes in Tasmania, Australia. But I personally found the displays of old cameras to be more of interest to me.

Again, the museum is not large. So it is hard to justify the entrance fee except as a donation to support the arts. But, by taking advantage of free admission on first Friday's of the month (along with several other nearby museums), I found my visit enjoyable.
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