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The Mardigian Museum sits in the Armenian Patriarchate compound beside St. James Cathedral in the Armenian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem, and reopened in November 2022 after a long closure and multi-year restoration. Its holdings include Armenian ceramics, Roslin-school illuminated manuscripts, the Musrara mosaic floor, a replica Gutenberg press and a section on the Genocide.
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Illuminated ManuscriptsArmenian CeramicsMosaic FloorGenocide Exhibit
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