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Since most information about culture and history can be found online, museums are no longer needed. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Legacy objects are precious treasures from the past that could be found by society these days in museums. Even, all of the information and pictures about the historical items were circulated around the internet.
Therefore
, some people think that there is not crucial for museum exist in our humanity. I personally disagree that historic buildings and galleries should be banished from our modern living. Historical galleries
offers
Suggestion
offer
 chances for us to see the things that not even exist anymore these days. There were many items as a legacy from a long time ago that might have blown our minds by the fact that the things were ever existed.
Although
, the data of the legacy is easily found over the media, but, knowing about the background and details is not satisfactory enough. In fact, people
also
 need to see the beauty of all the legacy from the ancestors with their own eyes.
Also
, the dimension of the item is
also
 matter, citizen
also
 need to take a look of the actual sizes and details closely.
Moreover
, another thing to consider is that the actual heritage
also
 needs a place to be put on. In other word, museum is the place where all the historical heritage is being collected and saved, so it will
last
 for a longer time.
For instance
, if there are no any sites to keep the objects, the chances for it to vanish is bigger, and if
that is
 so, there might no more historical evidence to prove the legend is actually there. In conclusion, a site for the heritage objects to sit and collected together is actually crucial, mainly to keep it together for ages. So, the descendant could
also
 see with their own eyes the things that are shown in the history books.
Submitted by Donny Nurhadi Tan on

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