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Sandown: National Poo Museum shuts for year to go on tour

A museum all about poo in a former public toilet on the Isle of Wight has announced it will not open this year as it is set to go on tour.

Based at the disused Sandown Barrack Battery fort, faeces gathered from around the world are displayed in illuminated resin spheres.

The museum also features a “Loo-vre”, a window frame displaying various poo specimens found on the island, including fossilised dinosaur droppings.

Museum director, Daniel Roberts, said with the tiny museum marking its 10th anniversary this year “it was time to hit the road”.


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