Museum of London Group, The

ABOUT THE MUSEUM OF LONDON GROUP

The Museum of London Group represents a quarter of a million years of history and over seven million modern Londoners. Our collections include over a million items. The Museum of London Group consists of the Museum of London, Museum in Docklands and Museum of London Archaeological Services.

MUSEUM OF LONDON

The Museum of London is one of the world’s largest urban history museums and is the only museum that will tell the story of London from pre-historic times to the present day when our new Capital City galleries open in 2010. Based in the heart of the City’s financial district, the Museum is in close proximity to a number of London landmarks including St Paul’s Cathedral, Europe’s largest Arts Centre - The Barbican Centre, and the newly built Millennium Bridge, a pedestrian bridge leading to Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe on the South Bank.

150 London Wall
London
EC2Y 5HN

MUSEUM IN DOCKLANDS

The Museum in Docklands explores the story of London's River, Port and People, from Roman settlement of the port, through to the recent regeneration of London's former Docklands - a 2000-year storyline. Based in West India Quay, on the banks of the River Thames, the Museum is moments away from the lively bars, restaurants and shops of Canary Wharf and is serviced by excellent transport links including the DLR and Jubilee Line.

No1 Warehouse
London
E14 4AL

MUSEUM OF LONDON ARCHAEOLOGICAL SERVICES

The Museum of London Archaeological Services at Mortimer Wheeler House provides archaeology services to the property and heritage sectors and holds most of the Museum’s reserve social and working history collections (LAARC). Situated at Eagle Wharf Road in Hackney, with the largest expanse of green spaces in inner London, Mortimer Wheeler House is situated within walking distance of Shoreditch Park and is close to the stylish bars, clubs and restaurants of Hoxton, Angel and Old Street.

Mortimer Wheeler House
46 Eagle Wharf Road
London N1 7ED

WHY JOIN THE MUSEUM?

By joining the Museum of London Group your skills, abilities and experiences will help us to achieve our mission: To Inspire a Passion for London.

You might be constantly re-interpreting the story of London through our ever-changing collection of artefacts, working to organise educational, corporate, or fundraising activities … digitising our collections and managing new web-based projects, or spending your day conserving rare finds dug up by our archaeologists. Or you might go out to schools and the community to run programmes that bring London to life – the people we employ have a really wide range of skills and abilities.

Essentially, whatever you decide to do, you will play a valuable and vital role in our success.

Only with a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, perspectives and cultures can we bring London's diverse histories to life and truly reflect the city and its people today.

As a member of the Employers Forum on Disability, we encourage applications from applicants with disabilities and will interview all who meet the minimum criteria for a job vacancy.