Why I’m a big fan of the little Fan Museum
Housed in a beautiful Grade-2 listed house in historic Greenwich, the Fan Museum provides a fascinating history of the fan.Read More →
The less adventurous traveller might not think a collection of hats, lawnmowers, pencils or even collars would be of great interest.
Well, we know better. All objects have a story behind them and visiting a niche museum can uncover a history you never knew about.
Latest Niche Museums:
Housed in a beautiful Grade-2 listed house in historic Greenwich, the Fan Museum provides a fascinating history of the fan.Read More →
The history of Three Mills Island is the history of London. It ground the flour and distilled the gin to feed Londoners for hundreds of years. ODO has visited to learn more.Read More →
If London had an epicentre for oddness, it would surely be Trinity Buoy Wharf, situated at Bow Creek, the confluence of London’s River Lee and River Thames on the opposite bank to the 02 arena. Read More →