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Our purpose is to reveal and rethink the ways we live, in order to live better together.

Open Tuesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays, 10am–5pm. Closed on Mondays.

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Winter Past

19 November 2024 - 12 January 2025

Discover the homes and traditions of winters past, present and future as our Rooms Through Time are redressed for the festive season.

Endurance & Joy in the East End

The Photography of David Hoffman

15 October 2024 - 30 March 2025

An exhibition coinciding with the publication of David Hoffman’s monograph by Spitalfields Life Books, Endurance & Joy in the East End 1971–1987.

Tết in 2025

14 January - 23 February 2025

Discover the British Vietnamese home redressed specially for Lunar New Year. 

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Thursday 30 January 2025

Housewarming: A British Vietnamese Home

Enjoy late-night access to our galleries with music, drinks, creative activities and curator tours of the period room in focus. This month, celebrate the first British Vietnamese Home at the Museum, A Terraced House in 2024 dressed for Tết.
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Talk
Thursday 6 February 2025

Home Truths: Behind the Scenes Round Table

Ever wondered how exhibitions come to life? Join us for an exclusive round table discussion with our Museum curators and producers, alongside leading scholars and artists as we dive into the ideas and the making of our new displays, Rooms Through Time: 1878-2049.
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A before and after photos of A High-rise Flat in 2005 in Rooms Through Time at  Museum of the Home
Free Families
Tuesday 18 February 2025

Lunar New Year Family Day

Join us for a vibrant day of creativity, connection, and celebration, where we explore the snake to welcome the Lunar New Year.
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A High Rise Flat In 2005 Full 1

Rooms Through Time

Our period room sets reflecting the lived experiences of our London community—past, present and future.

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Home Galleries

Explore the concept of home through people’s everyday experiences of making, keeping and being at home over the last 400 years.

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Gardens Through Time

From a Tudor knot garden to a modern green roof, our gardens echo changes in society and the wider world and show the fashions and innovations of the time.

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Shop

Explore bespoke homewares, books, ceramics, gifts and more for the special someone in your life.

Café

Welcoming you to relax before, during or after your visit to the Museum. Doors are open from dawn to dusk.

Our history

Read about the legacy of our buildings, which were built with money from Robert Geffrye's investments in transatlantic slavery, and how we rethink the ways we use the buildings.

Explore our collections online

Explore objects, photographs and books from our collections, all to do with domestic life and the everyday lived experience of home.

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Museum of the Home is a free museum, registered charity, and is open to all. Your support plays a crucial role in revealing the history of the Home and rethinking how we can live better today.

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For families

There is lots for children to see and do at the Museum. Eager explorers can expect a fun-filled day out!

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Hire our spaces

Situated in East London, our 300-year-old Georgian almshouses provide a range of unique spaces suitable for corporate hires, private events, filming and photography. 

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Support the Museum

With your help we can use our collections and programmes to reveal and rethink the ways we live, in order to live better together.

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