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As the country’s oldest cultural institution, the Lahore Museum seeks to educate its visitors about Pakistan’s deep and diverse histories through its collection which spans the prehistoric period to the present day. The Lahore Museum’s mission is to conserve and promote Pakistan’s cultural, visual and material heritage.
The Lahore Museum’s majestic redbrick building stands on ShahraheQuaideAzam, previously known as the Mall Road. It opened its doors to the public in 1894 and was constructed in the IndoSaracenic style of architecture, which is a blend of Mughal and British Colonial Architecture. The Lahore Museum’s permanent collection houses approximately 60,000 artefacts of historical, cultural and artistic value. These objects represent Pakistan’s ancient and contemporary heritage and is inclusive of Islamic, Buddhist, Sikh, Hindu and Jain histories. The museum presents to its visitors, works from its collection of Gandharan sculptures, Islamic decorative arts, miniature paintings and rare manuscripts. As well as Indus seals, ancient coins, ethnographic works and paintings from the Colonial and Modern period.
Currently, the Lahore Museum is actively engaged in community outreach through its exhibitions and public programming. To find out more about the Museum’s ongoing and latest activities