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Boy Swallows Universe Clock Tower Tour

Inspired by events featured in Trent Dalton’s novel Boy Swallows Universe, join our MoB Tour Guide for a virtual tour of the Clock Tower.

Boy Swallows Universe is the first novel from writer and journalist Trent Dalton and was published in March 2019 by Harper Collins Publishers.

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Want to explore the Clock Tower in person?

Museum of Brisbane runs free Clock Tower Tours daily from 10:15am – 4:45pm.

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