The folder contains the following items:
Booklet: The Horniman: What's on Guide: Jan - April 2002;
Booklet: Horniman Museum: What's On Guide: June - August 2002;
Booklet: Horniman Museum: What's On Guide: Sept - Dec 2002;
Leaflet: Celebrate Museums and Galleries Month at the Horniman, May - June 2002;
Flyer: World Tea Party - a free multi-cultural tea party in the Horniman Gardens, 21st July;
Leaflet: Horniman Museum: See the new face of the Horniman from 14 June;
A4 poster: See the new face of the Horniman from 14 June;
Greetings card: Horniman Museum June 2002. (in commemoration of the launch of the Horniman centenary development 11 June 2002;
Centenary development: preview invitation, programme for the inauguration ceremony and press view and evening preview;
Programme: Private view of the new Music Gallery, Monday 9th December 2002;
Leaflet: preview of the new Horniman Music Gallery Thursday 28 November 2002;
Postcard: Community projects with our objects;
Leaflet: Horniman Museum map,
Booklet: Horniman News Autumn 2002.
Corporate Booklet: Horniman Museum: Explore your World
and Newsletter: Horniman News, Issue 10, Spring 2002.
Horniman Museum and Gardens: Print material, 2002
Continue exploring archive
Black and white negative of dual tower brick structure in front of building among multiple palm trees
Brazil, Amazon Channel 6 miles below Serra do Valerio. Growing onions away from ants (Am 9)
Photograph: Acker Bilk and others at a trade exhibition with a Boosey & Hawkes drumkit
35mm slide: Paintings
Collection Information
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