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UK’s ‘most popular’ dinosaur Dippy heading to Coventry

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Dippy the Diplodocus is heading to Coventry's Herbert Art Gallery & Museum. The 26-metre long replica skeleton will be on display for three years. Museum bosses said there will be free ticketing to see the Jurassic giant. The 292-bone structure has fascinated crowds in the city for 110 years.

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Coventry Telegraph

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UK's most famous dinosaur Dippy coming to Coventry

Dippy will head to the city next month where it will stay for the next three years

2 years ago·Coventry, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

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UK’s ‘most popular’ dinosaur Dippy heading to Coventry

More than three million people have seen the replica in recent times.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

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UK’s ‘most popular’ dinosaur Dippy heading to Coventry

More than three million people have seen the replica in recent times.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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coventryobserver.co.uk

Iconic Dippy the Dinosaur from the National History Museum coming to Coventry

THE NATIONAL History Museum's iconic Dippy the Dinosaur will be at Coventry's Herbert Art Gallery and Museum for three years from February 20. The cast of a Diplodocus skeleton, which first arrived in London in 1905, is a 292-bone structure that is 26metres long, 4.17metres high. The structure's arrival comes five years after Dippy went on a UK tour, taking in Birmingham, Belfast, Glasgow, Cardiff, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and other areas. Every venu…

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