09-09-2018, 08:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-09-2018, 08:18 PM by ppppenguin.)
London Open House and Heritage Open Days are a cornucopia (I like that word) of fascinating places. In Chesham alone we saw a local map of about a dozen that were open. These included the mosque that was adjacent to the organ builders; we would have gone if we'd had more time. Oddly the pub opposite the mosque was open. I say oddly as although it had an interesting interior it's open to the public every day.
I'm going to suggest that the Vintage Wireless Museum opens as part of London Open House. It would certainly raise awareness of the place. Need to be a little careful about a clash with Harpenden. This year LOH is the same weekend as Harpenden.
PS: HOD looks more appropriate than LOH for the Museum. LOH seems to be more about architecture while HOD is more wide ranging. Contrary to what I thought HOD does cover London, though not a huge number of venues yet. I will raise it with the trustees and see what they think.
I'm going to suggest that the Vintage Wireless Museum opens as part of London Open House. It would certainly raise awareness of the place. Need to be a little careful about a clash with Harpenden. This year LOH is the same weekend as Harpenden.
PS: HOD looks more appropriate than LOH for the Museum. LOH seems to be more about architecture while HOD is more wide ranging. Contrary to what I thought HOD does cover London, though not a huge number of venues yet. I will raise it with the trustees and see what they think.
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