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The Museum of the Home is housed in almshouses built in 1714. In 1911 the London County Council (LCC) bought the building and gardens and it opened to the public as the Geffrye Museum in 1914. It closed in 2018 for an extensive rebuilding project and reopened in 2021 as the Museum of the Home.

www.museumofthehome.org.uk

The Collections Library includes printed books, manuscript material, archive material including The Bernard and Geraldine Cotton Archive of Regional Furniture, photographs, audio and film oral history interviews, prints, wallpaper and textile samples and portable objects, including ceramics, glass and metalwork.

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No. of places: 10

Cost: : Free, but donations much appreciated.-They were going to charge £150.00 but Charmaine has negociated to free, so
please donate!