Explore Bruce Castle Museum's seven permanent Gallery spaces.
Discover the history of the magnificent Bruce Castle (formerly Lordship House) and the people who have lived here, from Manor House to Museum.
Location: Bruce Castle History Gallery
Explore the varied and fascinating history of the London Borough of Haringey.
Location: The Hall
Discover the long, proud and radical LGBTQIA+ history of Haringey.
Location: Hart Gallery
Named after Marmaduke Hart, butler at Bruce Castle in the early 18th century. In 1730 Hart was tried and convicted for homosexuality at Hicks Hall in Clerkenwell.
Celebrating local stories about the Windrush Generation and their descendants in Haringey.
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Location: Stargazing Room
Named after Sir Rowland Hill's former office and favourite room from which to watch the stars.
'Sisters, Sirens and Saints: Imagining the Women of Beatrice Offor' is a special exhibition that explores fascinating portraits of women by Beatrice Offor RA (1864-1920).
Bringing together her artworks from the collections at Bruce Castle Museum, this exhibition draws on new research, the influences in her life and the recent invigorated interest in her art.
Beatrice Offor is celebrated as being amongst the first women students who trained at The Slade, going on to become one of the few commercially successful Edwardian female artists. An unusually forward-thinking artist for her time.
Location: Compton Gallery
Named after Sir William Compton (1482-1528), Bruce Castle's first resident.
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