Events at this location
march
21janAll Day25junCountry Houses, Jewish HomesCountry Houses, Jewish Homes
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social status that came with it
This was a society still structured by Christianity and dominated by the landed aristocracy. What did a home like Gunnersbury mean for a family of European Jewish immigrants like the Rothschilds? Was it easy to lead a Jewish life in the countryside? And what did those Jews who bought country houses bring to the places they came to call home?
From the early struggles for religious equality in Georgian Britain to the rise of modern political antisemitism and the tragedy of the Holocaust, this exhibition tells an untold story of prejudice and integration, difference and belonging. It illuminates what it means to be British, and the changing place of both Jews and the country house in British life.
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Time
January 21 (Saturday) - June 25 (Sunday)
11feb(feb 11)10:00 am02apr(apr 2)4:30 pmFree Family Trail: Story MakingFree Family Trail
Event Details
Explore the museum and collect inspiration for your very own story – enjoy telling it together as a family at the end
Event Details
Explore the museum and collect inspiration for your very own story – enjoy telling it together as a family at the end of the trail!
Pick up our trail from the front desk!
Please note the trail is not available on Mondays.
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Time
February 11 (Saturday) 10:00 am - April 2 (Sunday) 4:30 pm
april
21janAll Day25junCountry Houses, Jewish HomesCountry Houses, Jewish Homes
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social status that came with it
This was a society still structured by Christianity and dominated by the landed aristocracy. What did a home like Gunnersbury mean for a family of European Jewish immigrants like the Rothschilds? Was it easy to lead a Jewish life in the countryside? And what did those Jews who bought country houses bring to the places they came to call home?
From the early struggles for religious equality in Georgian Britain to the rise of modern political antisemitism and the tragedy of the Holocaust, this exhibition tells an untold story of prejudice and integration, difference and belonging. It illuminates what it means to be British, and the changing place of both Jews and the country house in British life.
more
Time
January 21 (Saturday) - June 25 (Sunday)
11feb(feb 11)10:00 am02apr(apr 2)4:30 pmFree Family Trail: Story MakingFree Family Trail
Event Details
Explore the museum and collect inspiration for your very own story – enjoy telling it together as a family at the end
Event Details
Explore the museum and collect inspiration for your very own story – enjoy telling it together as a family at the end of the trail!
Pick up our trail from the front desk!
Please note the trail is not available on Mondays.
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Time
February 11 (Saturday) 10:00 am - April 2 (Sunday) 4:30 pm
may
21janAll Day25junCountry Houses, Jewish HomesCountry Houses, Jewish Homes
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social status that came with it
This was a society still structured by Christianity and dominated by the landed aristocracy. What did a home like Gunnersbury mean for a family of European Jewish immigrants like the Rothschilds? Was it easy to lead a Jewish life in the countryside? And what did those Jews who bought country houses bring to the places they came to call home?
From the early struggles for religious equality in Georgian Britain to the rise of modern political antisemitism and the tragedy of the Holocaust, this exhibition tells an untold story of prejudice and integration, difference and belonging. It illuminates what it means to be British, and the changing place of both Jews and the country house in British life.
more
Time
January 21 (Saturday) - June 25 (Sunday)
june
21janAll Day25junCountry Houses, Jewish HomesCountry Houses, Jewish Homes
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social
Event Details
The exhibition explores how Jews arrived in Britain, and fought for the right to acquire land and the political rights and social status that came with it
This was a society still structured by Christianity and dominated by the landed aristocracy. What did a home like Gunnersbury mean for a family of European Jewish immigrants like the Rothschilds? Was it easy to lead a Jewish life in the countryside? And what did those Jews who bought country houses bring to the places they came to call home?
From the early struggles for religious equality in Georgian Britain to the rise of modern political antisemitism and the tragedy of the Holocaust, this exhibition tells an untold story of prejudice and integration, difference and belonging. It illuminates what it means to be British, and the changing place of both Jews and the country house in British life.
more
Time
January 21 (Saturday) - June 25 (Sunday)