Imperial War Museum.

[Twocky61]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

I would have chosen the HP.

I did too George

[George 1978]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

We had a school trip with the option to visit The Houses of Parliament or the Science Museum

I would have chosen the HP.

[Twocky61]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

We had a school trip with the option to visit The Houses of Parliament or the Science Museum

[George 1978]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

I visited the IWM myself in 1993 as part of our GCSE History topic.

Before that, I visited the London Planetarium in 1988 as part of our topic on Light.

Also did Madame Tussaud's, but unofficlally.

[zabadak]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

The Maritime one was in Old Exeter, down by the river...

[amethyst]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

There is (was?) a Maritime Museum in Exeter as well...

Its a war museum just a stone throw away from Exeter train station

[zabadak]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

We havent been to any London museums.We went to the war memorial in Exeter a few years ago it was free entry.it was interesting.The national rail in York free entry if your interested in trains then its well worth the visit

There is (was?) a Maritime Museum in Exeter as well...

[zabadak]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

Living in That London, I've been to most main tourist sites but not been there, yet...

[victorbrunswick]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

IWM is also on my bucket list of places to see.

[amethyst]

Re: Imperial War Museum.

We havent been to any London museums.We went to the war memorial in Exeter a few years ago it was free entry.it was interesting.The national rail in York free entry if your interested in trains then its well worth the visit

[marc]

Just came back from several days in London. The highlight of the week was visiting the Imperial War Museum. Last time I was there the museum was being refurbished. It is now superb. My wife was a bit bewildered at a couple of things, particularly about the "Troubles" in Northern Ireland. She is not from Britain. Strange thing standing next to the armoured vehicle. It brought back half forgotten memories. There is even a small section about Afghanistan. There is a captured motorcycle there. This brought back an awful lot of memories about my despatch riding days (17 years!). The motorcycle in question is a (Honda) CG125, or at least a copy. It's a bit of a mishmash of parts. Some of it being from an earlier bike, some from a much later model. It's strange how some things trigger off half forgotten memories. The day at this museum was well spent.