The philatelic museum, which was set up in January 1997, exhibits commemorative stamps and first-day postal covers issued by India and a host of countries, including those in the African and Caribbean regions on Gandhiji. It also showcases a reclining teakwood chair used by Gandhiji during his stay in Salem
The philatelic museum, which was set up in January 1997, exhibits commemorative stamps and first-day postal covers issued by India and a host of countries, including those in the African and Caribbean regions on Gandhiji. It also showcases a reclining teakwood chair used by Gandhiji during his stay in Salem
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