The Huguenot Legacy

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Bank of England Museum

Until Fri May 10

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Time Out says

Wed Jan 9 2013

The achievements and legacy of the Huguenots, the French protestant refugees who came to Britain during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, are celebrated in this exhibition, which takes a look at Huguenot contributions to British culture –including banking. Figures explored include the first Governor of the Bank of England, Sir John Houblon, who was the grandson of the Huguenot refugee. Nearby Spitalfields is the ideal place to continue an exploration of Huguenot London.

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Bank of England Museum

Threadneedle St (entrance in Bartholomew Lane), EC2R 8AH Hide map/details

Tue Mar 5

- 10:00

Address:
Bank of England Museum Threadneedle St (entrance in Bartholomew Lane)
United Kingdom
London
EC2R 8AH

Opening hours:
10am-5pm Mon-Fri (closed public and bank holidays)
Transport:
Tube: Bank
Map
1. Bank of England Museum
  - Threadneedle St (entrance in Bartholomew Lane)
    United Kingdom
    London
    EC2R 8AH
  - 51.514402,-0.089045