How much is entry to the Horniman Museum?
0 – 0Horniman Museum and Gardens / Tickets
Is Horniman free?
The Horniman Museum and Gardens are free to enter. There is a charge to visit the Aquarium, the Butterfly House and the Cats & Dogs exhibition.
Are dogs allowed at the Horniman?
Dogs are allowed in our Gardens, but must be kept on leads. Dogs must be kept on leads during events in the Gardens (concerts, performances, etc.) including the Horniman Market on Sundays. Assistance dogs are welcome in the Museum.
How do I cancel my Horniman membership?
To change your membership type, or to become a Horniman Benefactor, please contact the Members’ Office or visit the Ticket desk in the Museum. Direct Debit membership cancellations can be processed directly via your bank or through the Horniman Members’ Office.
Who was Mr Horniman?
Frederick Horniman has historically been remembered through his museum as a social reformer who campaigned for the creation of the British Welfare State, and was committed to raising standards of living in Britain across all sectors of society.
How big is the Horniman Museum?
16-acre
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How old is the Horniman Museum?
122Horniman Museum and Gardens / Age (c. 1900)
Who designed the Horniman Museum?
architect Charles Harrison Townsend
It was designed by architect Charles Harrison Townsend in an Arts and Crafts style. Originally built between 1889 and 1901 at a cost of around £40,000, and it’s a glowing beacon on top of Forest Hill. It is made from Doutling Stone, the same material used in the construction of Wells Cathedral and Glastonbury Abbey.
What is the meaning of Horniman?
Horniman is an English surname. Notable people with this surname include the following: Annie Horniman (1860–1937), English theatre patron and manager; daughter of Frederick John Horniman. B. G.