History groups
Do you have a passion for the history and future of the River Thames?
Port of London Study Group
The Port of London study group is a self-directed special interest group which meets on Mondays at 11.30 am at Museum of London Docklands to investigate the history and heritage of the Port of London. The spring term runs from 16 January until 19 March 2012. The theme for the spring term will be the development of the docks 1790-1850. Terms run for 10 weeks.
The group is currently looking to recruit new members. If you are interested and want to know more, please contact our Box Office on 020 7001 9844.
Minimum age: 18
Duration: 2 hour(s)
Advanced booking required. Fee £25.
Docklands History Group
Why not join the Docklands History Group? The group was formed in 1979 and meets at the Museum of London Docklands every month. It is an independent body which encourages a greater understanding of all aspects of the Port of London.
To find out more go to the Docklands History Group website (external link).
Find out more about the fifth symposium on thames shipbuilding and thames built ships in February 2012 (PDF, 87KB)
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London Cultureseekers Group
The London Cultureseekers group aims to get Londoners out exploring the history and culture of their city. The group meets up 3-4 times a month exploring London's fantastic history and culture. They visit museums, art galleries, historical buildings, stately homes, the theatre, go on guided walks and have day trips out of London.
To find out more go to the London Cultureseekers Group website (external link).
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Dickens in London Meetup group
This group is for anyone who would like to read and discuss more Dickens and find out more about his life and times. The group meetings will be regular book-group-style occasions and visits to Dickens-related places and events.
Find out more on the Dickens in London Meetup group website (external link).
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