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Ragged School Museum

History of East End


Address:

46-50 Copperfield Road - Earl's Court
E3 4RR - Greater London/Further Afield
London


Nearest Bus or Train:

Mile End


Open Hours:

10a-5p W & Th, 2p-5p 1st Su of each month


This unique museum, housed in an ex-warehouse (which Dr Barnardo transformed into a 'ragged school' for the underprivileged), is dedicated to the history of the East End. Since it opened in 1990 it has played host to loads of children and family activities, from Punch & Judy shows to Victorian lesson role-playing. There is even a re-created Victorian classroom to find out what schooling was really like in the 'old days'. Enquire about the History Club for adults interested in the history of the East End. Various exhibitions have looked at different areas of the Tower Hamlets borough. Entrance is free, but donations are appreciated.


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