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Museum of London Docklands
 Museum of London Docklands ... long history of London as a port through stories of trade, migration and commerce.Newest Review: ... eat I had rustic chips, which cost £2.50. It was advertised as rustic chips with aeoli (in layman's terms garlic mayonnaise) however mine arrived with a nice dollop of tomato ketchup to dip them in. The chips arrive in a decent sized bowl and they certainly were rustic as each chip must have been a quarter of a potato at least. No skinny French fries here. They were delicious and finished off ... more ... a nice couple of hours at the Museum in the Docklands.
Museum of London Docklands
West India Quay
Canary Wharf
London E14 4AL
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Museum of London Docklands: From Londinuim to theJubilee Line (1304 words)
by - written on 01/07/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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The regeneration of London's Docklands has been a huge success. Derelict warehouses have been converted into swanky bars and restaurant, shipping companies have been superseded by financial institutions housed in shimmering ultra modern sky scrapers and traditional worker's houses have been replaced by Legoland waterfront apartments. Its a fascinating area but I find it a bit soulless and toy town especially with the DLR gliding along like a model rail. During a recent visits to docklands I decided to visits the Museum in the Docklands to explore the area's past, present and future. The Museum in Docklands is a branch of one of my favourite museums in London, the ... Read the complete review
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