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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Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Six things you didn’t know about executions in London
London’s courts condemned more people to die than the rest of England, and six facts you may not know
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
Behind the scenes
Behind the scenes
Suffragettes’ secret prison diaries: History on toilet paper
Resourceful and heroic – how incarcerated Suffragettes used toilet paper
Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
Procession, Dirge and Funeral Solemnities of King George IV (broadsheet)
Catnach, James
1830
Printed Ephemera
Printed Ephemera
The Law of England as it Affects Men and Women (leaflet)
Male Electors' League for Women's Suffrage
1905-1908