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MMFA
(redirected from Montreal Museum of Fine Arts)

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MMFAMedia Matters for America
MMFAMontreal Museum of Fine Arts (see also: MBAM)
MMFAMontgomery Museum of Fine Arts (Alabama)
MMFAManitoba Minor Football Association (Canada)
MMFAMarket Milk Federation of Australia
MMFAFireman Apprentice, Machinists Mate Striker (naval rating)
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This fabulous resort-hotel is only a few kilometers away from the Old Montreal and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts as well as 7 kilometers away from the Olympic Stadium and Montreal Biodome.
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Next week, a collection of his Napoleonic artifacts are to be unveiled in a permanent gallery at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
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One of Canada''s oldest art museums, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is among the most impressive art museums in North America.
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