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In 1981, the collection was relocated to compactor shelving where they are housed today.

From the early 1970's she taught at the University of Arizona at Tempe, where the collection was relocated.

First, the Magritte collection was rehoused in its own gallery, then the 19th-century collection was relocated to a dedicated Fin de Siecle Museum.

Finally, in 1956 the museum's collection was relocated in its entirety from Memorial Hall to the building that had opened in 1928.

In 1916, the collection was relocated to the university's new Homewood campus, just three years before a fire destroyed McCoy Hall.

During Fall 2009, the Art History Department's lantern slide collection was relocated to Gates' Dorchester Project house for "reuse as performance material, research and speculation". Part of that reuse includes the To Speculate Darkly installation, with the glass ceiling entrance as pictured above.

Because of Vermont's air quality regulations restricting steam excursions, declining visitor attendance, and disputes over the use of track, some pieces of the collection were relocated to Scranton, Pennsylvania, in the mid-1980s and the rest were auctioned off.

The MC Collection is relocating this year, and the new venue, the 1645 Baroque palace Tido Castle, will have less display space -- hence the sale of surplus bikes.

Critics have differed on the merits of the new home for the Barnes Foundation, the world-class art collection that was relocated from a Philadelphia suburb to a downtown museum quarter this year after a long-running court battle.

They also had the King's library, which occupies much of the east wing of Smirke's building and was purposely designed for the exceptional collection assembled by George III which was relocated when the British Library opened in St Pancras.

Because the original site of the zoo was not large enough to allow for the expansion of the collection, in 1874 the zoo was relocated to its present 34.5-acre (14-hectare) site.