Bob Marley Museum
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The Bob Marley Museum devoted to the reggae artiste Bob Marley, is a museum based in Kingston. Located at 56 Hope Road, the museum is known to be Bob Marley's former place of residence.
The Late Bob Marley, known across the globe for his reggae music is a hero for many Jamaicans. The highlight of the museum is Marley's bedroom with a star-shaped guitar beside the bed.
Another feature of this museum is the bullet holes that had ripped through the rear wall which still stand as an evidence of the assassination attempt.
No trip to the city is complete without a visit to the museum.
The visitors to the museum will learn about Marley’s life and happenings through videos, news clippings and more.
Category: Museums
Address: 56 Hope Road
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