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Builders make 'astonishing' discovery of 150-year-old time capsule while working on renovations at Manchester Jewish Museum

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Builders working on renovations on the Manchester Jewish Museum building have discovered a 150-year-old time capsule buried within its historic synagogue walls.A glass jar, which remains intact thanks to a wax seal, was found hidden deep within a wall cavity in the cornerstone of the original museum building situated on Cheetham Hill Road.The rare find is filled with money, synagogue papers and newspapers dating back to the 1870s.Experts at the museum now believe the artifact was buried around the same time after finding documented mentions of it within their archives.

The Manchester Jewish Museum is currently undergoing a £5m development project that will see the site doubled in size thanks to a new extension building.The museum is.

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