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Museum of Humanity

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Inside the Museum of Humanity.

The Museum of Humanity is a large museum, dedicated to the celebration of the history of the human race - with elements of focus on its survival during the Human-Covenant War.[1]

Exhibits

Full cover art for Halo: 'Ghosts & Glass' by B. Giraud. In the story, this is presented as an in-universe painting by Anaru Kawiti.
'Believe' by Anaru Kawiti. On display in the museum in 2558.

2558

2610

Model room

The museum contained the following exhibits in a room dedicated to models and dioramas:

Weapon room

A Spiker on display at the Museum of Humanity.

The museum contained at least the following exhibits in a room filled with weapons and other war relics:

History

Postwar

The Museum of Humanity had been built by early 2558. Benjamin Giraud intended to one day donate his collection of audio recordings from the Fall of Reach to the museum.[2]

Distant future

In 2607, the John-117 Monument begun construction for the Museum, to commemorate the Spartan's service to mankind. It was completed in 2610.[1] The Museum was also the site of interviews of retired soldiers, including Pawel Czernek,[4] Roland Huffman, and Tomas Navarro.[3]

On January 15, 2610, a package of artifacts assembled from the Fall of Reach was sent from the Epsilon Eridani system to the museum. This included Dr. Catherine Halsey's personal journal and a 1:53 scale replica of memorial statue of SPARTAN NOBLE Team in Hősök tere in New Alexandria. The package was intended for the curator of the museum, Ms. Bjarne.[5]

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