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The Laurel and Hardy Museum, in Stan Laurel's home town of Ulverston, has been granted planning permission to move to larger premises.
The collection of memorabilia, in Upper Brook Street, is currently housed in three small rooms, but managers want to move into a nearby warehouse.
Stan Laurel was born in the town in 1890 before moving to the USA.
The attraction was founded by Bill Cubin, a local fan and collector and was passed down to his daughter Marion Grave.
In 1988, his collection was granted museum status, but the current premises have struggled to cope with visitor numbers.
The memorabilia will now be moved to the disused warehouse at Heron Glass near to Booths supermarket following the decision by South Lakeland District Council.
Mrs Grave said: "We are hoping to be in the new premises by the end of the summer."
Stan Laurel was born in a the three-bedroom terrace in the town's Argyle Street and first arrived in America in 1910, where he achieved worldwide movie success with Oliver Hardy.
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