Museum of Immigration and Diversity
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Angha
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The Museum of Immigration and Diversity is situated in London, England. The Grade II listed building where the museum is housed in was a house built in 1719, for Peter Abraham Ogier, a Huguenot silk merchant. After going through many stages, the building got converted into a synagogue in 1890 and in use until 1970s. It was passed to a charity, which planned to set up to preserve this building and develop this museum. As the building is fragile, the museum opens only for a few days in a year. The exhibit includes suitcases and sanctuary made by the local children, 3 refugee artists’ paintings and many more.
Category: Museums
Address: 19 Princelet Street, City of London, Greater London, United Kingdom
Telephone: 020.7247.5352
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