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London’s Burning: the Great Fire of London 1666

January 24th 2008 12:45
The Great Fire of London



This special exhibition at the Museum of London allows you to explore the Great Fire - the most famous disaster in London's history - and find out how it shaped the city we know today.

You will be transported back to September 1666, with interactive displays and a wide range of objects, including archaeological finds and 17th century fire-fighting equipment and see the Great Fire through the eyes of those who survived it.


When?

Now until Winter 2009.

Where?

Museum of London
150 London Wall,
London EC2Y 5HN.

How much?

Free!





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