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The Byblos Wax Museum (Arabic: متحف الشمع في جبيل) is a wax museum in Byblos, Lebanon. It displays wax statues and life scenes from the Phoenician era to the modern times.[citation needed]
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Former name | 34° 7' 20.0856 N 35° 38' 45.384 E |
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| Location | Byblos |
| Coordinates | 34°7′20.0856″N 35°38′45.384″E / 34.122246000°N 35.64594000°E |
| Type | Wax museum |
Some of the wax figures
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- Europa
- Adonis
- Ahiram
- Bashir Shihab II
- Ibrahim Pacha
- Gibran Khalil Gibran
- Hassan Kamel Al-Sabbah
- Bechara El Khoury
- Adil Osseiran
- Riad Solh
- Sabah
In addition, there are statues of public figures depicting Phoenicians manufacturing glass, building ships and producing purple dye, and a Lebanese wedding in the village.[citation needed]
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