. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "25.28777694702148"^^ . . . . "Museo de Antig\u00FCedades de Vilna"@es . . . . . . . . . . . "59027979"^^ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Museum of Antiquities in Vilnius"@en . . . . . . . "The Museum of Antiquities (Lithuanian: Senien\u0173 muziejus, Polish: Muzeum Staro\u017Cytno\u015Bci) in Vilnius (Vilna, Wilno) was a museum of archaeology and history established by Count Eustachy Tyszkiewicz in 1855 at the premises of the closed Vilnius University. It was the first public museum in the former Grand Duchy of Lithuania and is considered a predecessor of the National Museum of Lithuania even though only a handful of items from the Museum of Antiquities ended up at the National Museum. Together with the Archaeological Commission which functioned as a de facto learned society, the museum was the most prominent cultural and scientific institution in all of Lithuania and displayed many historical items that reminded of the old Grand Duchy and served romantic nationalism of Lithuanian nobles at the time when Lithuania was part of the Russian Empire. The museum collections rapidly grew to over 67,000 items in 1865 by absorbing large collections of minerals and zoological specimens from the closed Vilnius University, libraries of various closed Catholic churches and monasteries, and various donations from local nobles. The museum was nationalized and reorganized after the failed Uprising of 1863, removing almost all items related to the former Polish\u2013Lithuanian Commonwealth to the Rumyantsev Museum in Moscow. The museum became a division of the newly established Vilnius Public Library. The reformed library and museum served to support the official Russification policies and displayed many items related to the Russian Empire and the Eastern Orthodox Church. After losing the last significant cultural center that supported the culture of the former Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Vilnius was becoming a Russian provincial city and losing its leading role in Polish\u2013Lithuanian cultural life. The museum continued to operate until World War I when its most significant holdings were evacuated to the Rumyantsev Museum. The handful of items that remained in Vilnius and were not lost during the wars are held by various museums, including the National Museum of Lithuania, the Lithuanian Art Museum, and the Geology and Zoology Museums of Vilnius University."@en . . . "POINT(25.287776947021 54.682777404785)"^^ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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"54.68277777777778 25.287777777777777" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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"Muzeum Staro\u017Cytno\u015Bci w Wilnie, muzeum historyczne i historii naturalnej w Wilnie, za\u0142o\u017Cone w 1855 roku przez Eustachego Tyszkiewicza, otwarte w 1856 roku w budynku by\u0142ego Uniwersytetu Wile\u0144skiego; zamkni\u0119te w 1863 roku, w 1865 roku zlikwidowane na polecenie Michai\u0142a Murawjowa i zagrabione przez rosyjskie instytucje naukowe; ponownie zorganizowane przy Uniwersytecie Stefana Batorego w 1919 roku, w 1941 roku zagrabione przez Litewsk\u0105 Akademi\u0119 Nauk. Zosta\u0142o za\u0142o\u017Cone jako drugie polskie muzeum, a pierwsze na Litwie, dokumentowa\u0142o histori\u0119 Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narod\u00F3w na ziemiach zabranych; od 1992 roku zbiory muzeum znajduj\u0105 si\u0119 w posiadaniu Litewskiego Muzeum Narodowego w Wilnie."@pl . . . . . . . "1115760744"^^ . . . . . . . . . "\u7DAD\u723E\u7D10\u65AF\u53E4\u7269\u535A\u7269\u9928"@zh . . . . "Muzeum Staro\u017Cytno\u015Bci w Wilnie, muzeum historyczne i historii naturalnej w Wilnie, za\u0142o\u017Cone w 1855 roku przez Eustachego Tyszkiewicza, otwarte w 1856 roku w budynku by\u0142ego Uniwersytetu Wile\u0144skiego; zamkni\u0119te w 1863 roku, w 1865 roku zlikwidowane na polecenie Michai\u0142a Murawjowa i zagrabione przez rosyjskie instytucje naukowe; ponownie zorganizowane przy Uniwersytecie Stefana Batorego w 1919 roku, w 1941 roku zagrabione przez Litewsk\u0105 Akademi\u0119 Nauk. Zosta\u0142o za\u0142o\u017Cone jako drugie polskie muzeum, a pierwsze na Litwie, dokumentowa\u0142o histori\u0119 Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narod\u00F3w na ziemiach zabranych; od 1992 roku zbiory muzeum znajduj\u0105 si\u0119 w posiadaniu Litewskiego Muzeum Narodowego w Wilnie."@pl . . . . . . . . . . . . "El Museo de Antig\u00FCedades ( en lituano, Senien\u0173 muziejus, en polaco, Muzeum Staro\u017Cytno\u015Bci ) en Vilna (Vilna, Wilno) fue un museo de arqueolog\u00EDa e historia establecido por el Conde Eustachy Tyszkiewicz en 1855 en las instalaciones de la cerrada Universidad de Vilna. Fue el primer museo p\u00FAblico en el antiguo Gran Ducado de Lituania y se considera un antecesor del Museo Nacional de Lituania, a pesar de que solo unos pocos art\u00EDculos del Museo de Antig\u00FCedades terminaron en el Museo Nacional. Junto con la Comisi\u00F3n Arqueol\u00F3gica que funcion\u00F3 como una sociedad acad\u00E9mica de facto, el museo fue la instituci\u00F3n cultural y cient\u00EDfica m\u00E1s prominente de toda Lituania y exhibi\u00F3 muchos elementos hist\u00F3ricos que recordaban el antiguo Gran Ducado, cuando Lituania formaba parte del Imperio ruso. Las colecciones "@es . . . . . . . . . "Muzeum Staro\u017Cytno\u015Bci w Wilnie"@pl . . . "El Museo de Antig\u00FCedades ( en lituano, Senien\u0173 muziejus, en polaco, Muzeum Staro\u017Cytno\u015Bci ) en Vilna (Vilna, Wilno) fue un museo de arqueolog\u00EDa e historia establecido por el Conde Eustachy Tyszkiewicz en 1855 en las instalaciones de la cerrada Universidad de Vilna. Fue el primer museo p\u00FAblico en el antiguo Gran Ducado de Lituania y se considera un antecesor del Museo Nacional de Lituania, a pesar de que solo unos pocos art\u00EDculos del Museo de Antig\u00FCedades terminaron en el Museo Nacional. Junto con la Comisi\u00F3n Arqueol\u00F3gica que funcion\u00F3 como una sociedad acad\u00E9mica de facto, el museo fue la instituci\u00F3n cultural y cient\u00EDfica m\u00E1s prominente de toda Lituania y exhibi\u00F3 muchos elementos hist\u00F3ricos que recordaban el antiguo Gran Ducado, cuando Lituania formaba parte del Imperio ruso. Las colecciones del museo crecieron r\u00E1pidamente hasta m\u00E1s de 67,000 art\u00EDculos en 1865 al recoger grandes colecciones de minerales y muestras zool\u00F3gicas de la cerrada Universidad de Vilna, bibliotecas de varias iglesias y monasterios cat\u00F3licos cerrados y varias donaciones de nobles locales. El museo fue nacionalizado y reorganizado despu\u00E9s del fallido Levantamiento de 1863, trasladando casi todos los art\u00EDculos relacionados con la antigua Mancomunidad polaco-lituana al Museo Rumyantsev en Mosc\u00FA. Se convirti\u00F3 en una secci\u00F3n de la reci\u00E9n establecida Biblioteca P\u00FAblica de Vilna. La biblioteca y el museo reformados sirvieron para respaldar las pol\u00EDticas oficiales de rusificaci\u00F3n y mostraban muchos art\u00EDculos relacionados con el Imperio ruso y la Iglesia ortodoxa oriental. Despu\u00E9s de perder el \u00FAltimo centro cultural significativo que sostuvo la cultura del antiguo Gran Ducado de Lituania, Vilnia se estaba convirtiendo en una ciudad provincial rusa y estaba perdiendo su papel principal en la vida cultural polaco-lituana. El museo continu\u00F3 funcionando hasta la Primera Guerra Mundial, cuando sus posesiones m\u00E1s importantes fueron evacuadas al Museo Rumyantsev. Varios museos, como el Museo Nacional de Lituania, el Museo de Arte Lituano y los Museos de Geolog\u00EDa y Zoolog\u00EDa de la Universidad de Vilna, conservan los pocos art\u00EDculos que permanecieron en Vilna y no se perdieron durante la guerra."@es . . . . "The Museum of Antiquities (Lithuanian: Senien\u0173 muziejus, Polish: Muzeum Staro\u017Cytno\u015Bci) in Vilnius (Vilna, Wilno) was a museum of archaeology and history established by Count Eustachy Tyszkiewicz in 1855 at the premises of the closed Vilnius University. It was the first public museum in the former Grand Duchy of Lithuania and is considered a predecessor of the National Museum of Lithuania even though only a handful of items from the Museum of Antiquities ended up at the National Museum. Together with the Archaeological Commission which functioned as a de facto learned society, the museum was the most prominent cultural and scientific institution in all of Lithuania and displayed many historical items that reminded of the old Grand Duchy and served romantic nationalism of Lithuanian nobles a"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "49972"^^ . . . . . . . . . . . . "54.68277740478516"^^ . . .