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London Museum 1914
Starting life in 1911 in Kensington Palace, this Museum moves in 1914 to these premises at Lancaster House, St James, before going back to Kensington Palace after WW2
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Kensington Lancaster Moves Museums Premises Starting Ww 2
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Step back in time with this fascinating print of the London Museum in 1914. Originally established in Kensington Palace in 1911, the museum made a significant move to Lancaster House, St James, just three years later. This historic building provided a grand and elegant backdrop for the museum's collection, offering visitors a glimpse into Britain's rich history.
The decision to relocate to Lancaster House was likely influenced by the outbreak of World War I, which prompted many institutions to make temporary changes to their operations. Despite facing challenges during this tumultuous period, the London Museum continued to thrive and attract visitors eager to learn about the country's past.
After the war ended, the museum eventually returned to its original home at Kensington Palace. The resilience and adaptability displayed by the institution during these turbulent times are a testament to its dedication to preserving and sharing British history with future generations.
This print captures a pivotal moment in the museum's evolution and serves as a reminder of how historical landmarks like Lancaster House have played an integral role in shaping our understanding of the past. Explore this snapshot of history from Mary Evans Picture Library and immerse yourself in London's vibrant cultural heritage.
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