Bob Marley Museum
56 Hope Road, Kingston, Saint Andrew Parish 6, Jamaica
Saint Andrew Parish, Jamaica
MUSEUM
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HOME, MUSEUM
EST. 1975
EST. 1975
1975
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Bob Marley Museum.
The museum occupies Bob Marley's former Kingston residence, preserving his living quarters, recording studio, and personal memorabilia, including bullet damage from the 1976 attack on the house. It is operated by the Bob Marley Foundation. The site is open to the public through guided tours only, on a ticketed basis.
About Bob Marley Museum
The house at 56 Hope Road served as the Kingston home and recording studio of reggae musician Bob Marley from 1975 until his death in 1981. Marley recorded and rehearsed with the Wailers there and survived an assassination attempt at the property in December 1976. It was converted into a museum dedicated to his music after his death.
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