The history of London, from prehistoric times to the present is told in the Museum of London through reconstructed interiors and street scenes, alongside displays of original artefacts found during the museum's archaeological digs. The Stuart, Victorian and Twentieth Century galleries are currently closed for a redevelopment project which will transform them by late 2009, opening up 25 per cent more gallery space. The early galleries will remain open throughout. Check the website before your visit as a packed programme of temporary exhibitions, talks, walks and children's events is central to the life of the Museum of London.
The history of London, from prehistoric times to the present told through reconstructed interiors and street scenes, alongside displays of original artefacts found during the museum's archaeologica...
The new commission from Tom Hunter, famous for his photographs recreating Hackney Gazette crime scenes, features props from the Museum of London's collections spanning a number of centuries - a Ves...
This exhibition in place of the original Great Fire Experience made by JB Thorp in 1914, which has gone into storage while the museum's refurbishment is underway, starts by describing what London l...
At this one-off family event, staff from the production team on Disney's new version of the Dickens classic will talk about their work and show clips from the movie. The event is free but ticketed.
John D Barrow, Gresham Professor of Geometry, explains the best way to pack, the most efficient way of getting passengers on a plane and the best denominations of coins to have for making change ef...
The outspoken director of Liberty shares her defining memories of London with Robert Elms.
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