#45 – The Ragged School Museum
We in the UK take the opportunity to be educated for granted. So we should – though recent statistics have shown we are by no means leading the way. Around […]
#44 Victoria and Albert Museum
When I started this blog I needed to think about where I draw the line between a Museum and an art gallery and what is what. My simple method is […]
#43 The Museum of Brands, Packaging & Advertising
We are so used to and so familiar with those brands we recognise, trust or dislike that we rarely stop to think about how they came to be and what […]
#42 Museum of Methodism
I’m an atheist but my upbringing was Catholic. The older I got the less I was content with the way the Church ran it’s business. Too staid, too political and […]
#41 The Natural History Museum
If you’re the kind of person to click this blog then you’ve no doubt visited the Natural History Museum before. I couldn’t even guess how many times I’ve been here, […]
#40 The Twinings Tea Museum
The longest continuously operated business premises in the UK is Twining’s shop down on the Strand. It was over 300 years ago that Thomas Twining turned it into “Tom’s […]
#39 British Dental Association Museum
I have recently found myself at the thrall of a few different dentists so this was an appropriate time for me to visit the BDA’s small museum on Wimpole street, […]
