
The Horniman Museum - Forest Hill - London
Folder: Arts & artefacts - Museums, galleries, exhibitions, music and other art forms
Exhibits from the excellent Horniman Museum in Forest Hill in south London. It has large natural history and musical departments and a significant collection of costumes art and artifacts from around the world. It has a delightful aquarium and when we lived nearby it had a small animal park. It is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, with horticultural teaching zones showing crops from ot…
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Spotted white jellyfish - Horniman Museum 28 10 20…
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Woodwind instruments Hornimans 28 10 2014
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Please see my Horniman Museum album for a description of this super museum. www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/album/724131?with=50022580
Woodwind inc bagpipes Hornimans 28 10 2014
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Stringed instruments Hornimans 28 10 2014
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Stringed instruments 2 Hornimans 28 10 2014
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Brass instruments 2 Hornimans 28 10 2014
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Cast iron panel Horniman conservatory 19 5 2005
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Front terrace Horniman Museum 27 8 2013
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Horniman Museum from the road 3 6 2006
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Horniman Museum frontage from West - Forest Hill -…
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Horniman's Conservatory fr NW 11 8 2006
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Horniman's Conservatory sw corner 11 8 2006
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Mosaic on Horniman Museum 13 4 2007
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Plaque detailing the gift of the museum to the peo…
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Southern entrance to Horniman conservatory 19 5 20…
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Sundial window Horniman conservatory 19 5 2005
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Steps and terraces at the Horniman Museum 27 8 201…
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West frontage Horniman Museum 13 4 2007
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Located on the busy South Circular Road in London, this is a delightful independant museum. It was created by the Horniman tea family initially from their collection of natural history and anthropological items, gathered from across the globe. It has a large musical instrument department, an aquarium and a small zoo. The gardens are beautifully planned and maintained and have an educational section with crops from various climate zones. We lived nearby and it was a wonderful resource for families. Admission to the permanent displays is free, but their regular special exhibitions do have admission charges. I believe that the aquarium is no longer free.
London Overground's Forest Hill station is about 5 minutes away, although it is up a bit of a hill. Buses from central London, Croydon, Camberwell and Lewisham pass the door.
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