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Meet up with our junior members, and explore the Astounding Inventions of the Great Exhibition in 1851 from our special book collection to celebrate Heritage Open Week. Then get creative making an astounding invention of your own!
Children 5+ / free taster session then £1 per month, or £12 per year to join as a junior member / booking essential
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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| Standard | Free |
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