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Professor Hutton's Curiosities
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The Grant Museum houses 67,000 animal specimens, while the Magic Circle Museum displays props and tricks from history. Look around both here.
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Explore Britain's unusual museums. In 1979, artist Dennis Severs restored a property in Spitalfields to its 18th century glory - which the public can now enjoy.July 2016
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Professor Ronald Hutton marvels at Britain's lesser-known collections, including a toy museum in Soho and the historic Royal Society of London.May 2016
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Professor Hutton trawls the nation's niche museums for intriguing artefacts. The Horniman Museum is the largest community museum in the UK, housing 350,000 items.April 2016
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Professor Hutton goes underground at the Brunel Tunnel Museum and stays south of the Thames on a trip to the Cuming Museum, which charts Southwark's history. Expired
Fascinating museums off the tourist trail. A trip to Kew Bridge Steam Museum, which reveals all about the history of the water supply industry. Expired
Professor Ronald Hutton celebrates unsung museums. The Geffrye Museum specialises in the history of the English domestic interior, from furniture to paintings. Expired
A celebration of Britain's quirky museums. Professor Hutton slips into the home of Sigmund Freud and is bowled over at the MCC Museum at Lord's. Expired
Enter the magical world of museums with Professor Ronald Hutton. The Cartoon Museum has over 5,000 books and 4,000 comics celebrating cartoon art. Expired
Professor Ronald Hutton unearths macabre relics at the Hunterian Museum in Holborn and learns about the history of film at the Cinema Museum in Lambeth. Expired
A guide to Britain's most riveting museums. Prof Hutton admires a display of Lord Leighton's art and learns about the Venerable Order of Saint John. Expired
Academic Ronald Hutton is wowed by the breathtaking Egyptian and Sudanese archaeology at the Petrie Museum, which houses over 80,000 relics.