Sugar bags lined up with 'London, Sugar & Slavery' written on them
Find out more about the new London, Sugar & Slavery gallery
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Now open: Jack the Ripper and the East End

Museum in Docklands is returning to the scene of London’s most infamous crimes in Jack the Ripper and the East End, the first exhibition to explore the Jack the Ripper murders and their legacy.

From police files and photographs to letters from the public and the supposed Ripper himself, examine, for the first time, surviving documents and artefacts from the investigation and follow the crimes as they unfolded.

Open until 2 November 2008.

Book tickets now for Jack the Ripper and the East End

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May half term

24 to 31 May 2008

Join us for stories from around the world and the chance to dress up as a Pearly King or Queen. Find out more about our FREE May half term events

Improvement engineering works are currently taking place on the DLR and Tube network which may affect your journey to Museum in Docklands. Find out more about engineering works

 

London, Sugar & Slavery

Come along and discover our city's untold links with the transatlantic slave trade and slavery's enduring legacy.

Journey to Accompong 
Come along and see a stunning display of photographs of the self-governing Maroon community in Jamaica.
This display will run until 31 August 2008

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