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The image depicts a bar graph of museum visitors from June to December with the y-axis representing visitor numbers from 0 to 800,000, and the x-axis representing months. Bars are color-coded for four museums: History Museum (dark blue), British Museum (light blue), National Museum (grey), and Science Museum (teal). June's visitors: History Museum - 400,000, British Museum - 450,000, National Museum - 550,000, Science Museum - 320,000. July's visitors: History Museum - 480,000, British Museum - 350,000, National Museum - 600,000, Science Museum - 470,000. August's visitors: History Museum - 700,000, British Museum - 480,000, National Museum - 610,000, Science Museum - 320,000. September's visitors: History Museum - 400,000, British Museum - 420,000, National Museum - 720,000, Science Museum - 350,000. December's visitors: History Museum - 200,000, British Museum - 150,000, National Museum - 300,000, Science Museum - 200,000.
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The bar chart compares attendance visitors to four London museums over a period from June to December.

Overall, it is clear that the British Museum increased in popularity while the other three museums declined moderately. Also, the British Museum was the most visited and The National Museum was the least visited museum.

At the first month the History Museum, the British Museum and the Science Museum had almost the same population with the exception to the National Museum. However, in July the National Museum, the Science Museum and the History Museum was dropped slightly while the British Museum stayed unchanged.

In August, the British Museum had the top also the History Museum increased significantly. But the Science Museum was stayed unchanged, and the National Museum increased moderately comparing with the July. In spite of that, in September it is readily apparent that only the Science Museum became greater while other three museums dropped sharply. At the end of the time, all the Museums keep to fall.

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