Printed Ephemera
Our printed ephemera collection offer a distinctive interpretation of London’s social and cultural history through 150,000 ‘throw-away’ items.
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In search of ‘identity’ behind prison walls
A project at Pentonville prison that explores the creativity and individuality of the participants
Projects
Projects
‘We Are What We Eat’: An exploration of food in prison
Members of the Prison Art Group at HMP Pentonville present an honest account of prison food and call for change
Transport
Transport
When London moved by tram
Powered by horses, then electricity, London’s tram network was once the largest in the world
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Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
Redington's Scenes in Whittington & His Cat (scenery sheet)
Redington, John
1851-1875
Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
Votes for Women. Miss Elsie Howey (portrait postcard)
Women's Social and Political Union
1907-1909
