Russell Cotes Museum

The Russell-Cotes Museum formally, the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum is a workmanship show and verifiable focus in Bournemouth, England. A Grade II recorded building at first known as East Cliff Hall it is arranged on the most noteworthy purpose of the East Cliff, close by the Royal Bath Hotel.
At first called East Cliff Hall, it was worked in the upper east portion of his motel's garden. Worked in the Art Nouveau style with internal parts by John Thomas and his kid Oliver. It was done in its first shape in 1901.
In 1897, the specialist John Frederick Fogerty was charged by Merton Russell-Cotes, by then the proprietor of the Royal Bath Hotel, to collect a house as a birthday appear for his significant other Annie.