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London's Burning

Find out about London's most famous disaster, the Great Fire of 1666 in our free exhibition.

Be transported back to September 1666, with interactive displays and a wide range of objects, including archaeological finds and 17th century fire-fighting equipment and see the Great Fire through the eyes of those who survived it.

Find out more about the London's Burning exhibition

Museum of London is changing!

Our lower galleries – which explore London’s history from 1666 onwards – are closed until 2010 for an exciting transformation. Significant works will be taking place which may cause disruption to your visit to our upper galleries, however we will do our utmost to keep noise and dust to a minimum. Please bear with us during this period of improvement.

You can still enjoy the upper galleries and a series of exhibitions and events during this period.

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London Delftware: Study day at LAARC (17 May 2008)

London Delftware:Study day at LAARC

17 May 2008

Join us for a study day to celebrate the publication of a new book on London's delftware by the Museum of London Archaeology Service.

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