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  Science in the making exhibition

  Explore over 200 years of history making science. From the odds and ends that became the first elecrical transformer to the tube that told us why the sky is blue, you can see the objects that Ri scientists built and used in some of the world's most famous experiments over the last 200 years. Explore Faraday's original 1850?s magnetic laboratory!

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  Faraday Museum for School Groups

  Explore the Faraday Museum with our eGuide

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  The Archives

  The archive collections of the Royal Institution include the personal papers and experimental notebooks of many of the scientists who have researched, lectured and lived in the building.

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  The Faraday Museum at the Ri

  The Faraday Museum opened in 1973 as a small room in the Ri's basement. The exhibition has recently been expanded and can be seen across the first three floors of the building.

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  The historic collections

  The historic collections of the RI include the original apparatus and papers of many of those who have researched, lectured and lived in the building.

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