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Watch Fatberg at the Museum of London

Our newest and nastiest display, Fatberg! shows off remaining portions of the largest congealed mass ever found in London's sewers. Watch our film to see how we prepared the fatberg to go into our galleries.

16 February 2018

Fatberg! is a free display at the Museum of London until June 2018.

16 February 2018

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