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Benjamin Franklin House

36 Craven Street, London, WC2N 5NF, England

Home to Benjamin Franklin between 1757 and 1775, 36 Craven Street is the location where the famous US statesman conducted numerous important experiments such as measuring the effects of the Gulf Stream, exploring Daylight Saving Time and inventing bi-focal lenses.

 Franklin's Parlour whilst the Historical Expererience Show is running.

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Contact Details

Tel : 0207 839 2006
E-mail : info@benjaminfranklinhouse.org

URL : www.benjaminfranklinhouse.org

Open

From June 08 2007 Wednesday-Sunday Historical Experience Shows run at: 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:15 and 16:15

Closed

Closed to the public Monday and Tuesday

Admission Charges

Standard: £7 Under 16s: Free Groups of over 10: £6.30 per person

Events

Late Night Historical Experience at Benjamin Franklin House
15 May 2010 - 15 May 2010

Craven Street Bones at Benjamin Franklin House
16 May 2010 - 16 May 2010

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28/09/2006 Benjamin Franklin In London

General Information

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Pre-booking service for groups

Collections

Object identification and/or written enquiry service

General Education

Academic publications and resources available
Adult lectures and courses held
Education facilities available
Member of staff available with responsibility for education

Schools Education

Direct teaching services for schools
Secondary school education service available

Facilities

Library
Meeting room available
Research facilities for academics
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