New Crossrail exhibition at the Museum of London Docklands

Tunnel: the archaeology of Crossrail Opens 10th February 2017 Since 2009 the Crossrail project has tunnelled its way under London, connecting East to West and revealing the rich layers of history that lie under our modern city. Unearth the story of this great feat of engineering and investigate fascinating archaeological discoveries from prehistoric times to the twentieth century.  The exhibition will reveal the stories of a stunning range of artefacts, from prehistoric flints and Tudor bowling balls to human remains from the 17th century Bedlam cemetery. The exhibition is free with exclusive extras for groups. FIND OUT MORE >

What's on offer for groups Tunnel: archive tour Available on request, Feb-Sep 2017 Mortimer Wheeler House Go behind the scenes at the archive for a specially created tour exploring more about the project. See archaeology from excavations along the Crossrail route and get up close to artefacts similar to those on display. £12.50 per person. Minimum group size may apply. BOOK NOW > Tunnel: curator talk Available on request, Feb-Sep 2017 Museum of London Docklands Enhance your visit to the exhibition with a 45-minute introductory talk from the exhibition curator.  £10 per person or a £200 flat fee for groups of less than 20. BOOK NOW >

Available now at the Museum of London Docklands Walks and tours £12.50 per person unless otherwise stated Find out more about London's Docklands with one of our guided walks or tours. Get to know one of our galleries in depth, discover the haunting tales of the docks, explore the East End's criminal past and much more.  BOOK NOW > No.1 Warehouse The museum building was previously known as No.1 Warehouse of the West India Docks, London's first enclosed docks system. Our aptly-named, newest gallery examines how London's historic docks and warehouses operated during the height of their success and shouldn't be missed on a trip to the museum. FIND OUT MORE >