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Hong Kong has about 10 non-governmental museums, of which five are run by charities, universities or private companies, and the rest by dedicated individuals. If you'd like to offer help, please contact them below:

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Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences: 2 Caine Lane, Mid-Levels, Central. Mon, closed; Tues, Thu- Sat, 10am-5pm (Wed, 10am-7pm); Sun and Public Holidays, 1pm-5pm, Adults $10, disabled, full-time students and the elderly aged 60 and above $5. Inquiries: 2549 5123, www.hkmms.org.hk
Foods of Mankind Museum: 1 Lok Tin St, On Lok Tsuen, Fanling. Adults $20, children and elderly $15. Needs booking for Mon-Sat. Inquiries: 2682 6282, www.fmm.com.hk

Tai O Culture Workshop: G/F, 54 Wing On St, Tai O, Lantau Island, free, Mon-Sun, 1pm to 5pm. Inquiries: 2985 6118

Qing Past Home: 64 Hang Mi Village, Ping Shan, Yuen Long, free. Inquiries: 2448 3005 or Guangzhou (86 20) 8479 9297 (7-8pm)

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Chan Fo-kwong Museum: A home-based venture exhibiting more than 100 treasures, including an MBE medal, emperor's clothes, coins, stamps, evil-expelling swords and a painting claimed to be by a queen of the Qing dynasty. Open daily, 2.30-6pm, but advance booking necessary. Free. Call owner Chan Fo-kwong on 2443 2768, 3/F Block B, Chit Wing Hse, 32-34 Tai Tong Rd, Yuen Long

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