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Celebrate Women's History Month Dear Dominic Next month we will be celebrating Women's History Month, and to mark the occasion, we are launching our new virtual exhibition, Votes for Women. During 2018-19, a landmark temporary exhibition at the Museum of London marked the centenary of votes for (some) women and revealed the extraordinary struggle to achieve female representation in parliament. Now you can explore the remarkable history of the Suffragettes and the Deeds Not Words campaign's legacy through videos, key collection items, and much more in this free online exhibition. We have also created a new Women's History Month hub page with lots of resources, videos and articles for you to delve further into women's history. We hope to see you very soon, The Museum of London VIEW EXHIBITION >  Shop the exhibition Suffragette fabric decoration £12.00 SHOP >  Deeds Not Words face mask £9.95 SHOP >  'Votes for Women' print £10.00 SHOP >  Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World £6.99 SHOP >  SHOP FULL COLLECTION >  Help us to name our new exhibition We’ve got a brand new free exhibition coming up later this year and we would love to hear your thoughts to help develop it. All you need to do is answer a quick couple of questions in this survey - shouldn’t take any more than 5 minutes to complete. Thanks in advance for your help! COMPLETE SURVEY >  New this March World Docks tours Explore our collection of filmed stops on the World Docks: the untold stories tour by author, historian and founder of the 500 years of Black London walking tours, Steve Martin. All episodes in the series available to watch online now. WATCH NOW >  Walks from home Explore London from the comfort of your home thanks to our brilliant walks, from the Southbank to the Docklands. Follow us on our social channels @MuseumofLondon for our #WednesdayWalks series. FIND OUT MORE >  Queen Victoria's style dissected Queen Victoria was a keen supporter of the new medium of photography when it first emerged in the 1820s. In our new blog article, our Curator of Fashion and Textiles, Beatrice Behlen, gives us an insight into the young Queen's fashion choices. FIND OUT MORE >  London's queer folklore As LGBTQ+ History Month comes to a close why don't you join historian Sacha Coward for our latest video series exploring queer history, inspired by objects in our collection? FIND OUT MORE >  Did you miss our Lunar New Year celebrations? This year our Lunar New Year celebrations were virtual, which means you can still share in the fun at home. There are brilliant activities for you to join in with, from family yoga to lantern making and a puppet show from Taiwan! You and your family can try all these activities right now, for free. EXPLORE THE FESTIVAL FOR FREE >