The Metropolitan Archives, recently renamed and located in Clerkenwell, is now providing behind-the-scenes tours of its extensive archival storage and conservation studio. With over 100km of archival materials, these tours offer visitors an opportunity to learn from staff members and ask questions about the collections. An exclusive document display showcasing historical records from the medieval period, Tudor and Stuart governance, Victorian crime, and both World Wars' impacts on London will follow the tours. Scheduled for February and March 2025, tickets are priced at £10 each, and the archives are easily accessible by public transport.
The recently renamed Metropolitan Archives in Clerkenwell now offers behind-the-scenes tours of their extensive archival storage, allowing visitors to engage with historical documents.
Visitors will enjoy exclusive access to document displays showcasing records from medieval times, Tudor and Stuart eras, Victorian crime, and World Wars' impacts on London.
Scheduled for February and March 2025, the tours aim to provide an enriching experience, allowing the public to interact with staff and ask questions.
With over 100km of archival storage, the Metropolitan Archives aims to enhance public interest in history through these informative tours.
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