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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.

Explore the Clock Tower

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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