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LGBTQ Pride on display at Charlton House for #LGBTHistoryMonth

Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust are displaying a small archival collection of LGBTQ+ memorabilia from local charities at Charlton House this month in Charlton Tea Room

What’s on - January to March 2019

Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust is delighted to be welcoming in 2019 with a busy schedule of family and community events from January to March, all being held at Charlton House.

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Festive Opening Times at Charlton House

Our Christmas and New Year opening times to help you plan your visit to Charlton House over the Festive break

Royal Borough Museum Collection & Archive move postponed until March 2019

Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust has received notice from the Royal Borough of Greenwich that the planned move of the borough’s museum collection and archive on the 17th December will need to be postponed until March 2019.

Parking at Charlton House

A new pay and display parking procedure and policy at Charlton House will come into effect the morning of Monday 7th January 2019

Charlton House to provide ‘A Safe Place’ for the local community

Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust is delighted to announce that Charlton House has been confirmed as ‘A Safe Place’, part of a network of shops, cafes, museums and heritage buildings around the Royal Brough of Greenwich

What’s On - Winter 2018/2019

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Research Room Move - An update from our CEO

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Students restore the beauty and splendour of Charlton Manor House

Students from a range of construction courses at London South East Colleges have begun working to restore the Summer House on Charlton House's grounds.

Friends of RGHT event: Illegal

The Friends came together for the next Friends exclusive event- a celebration of the launch of a new Graphic Novel Illegal.

Friends of Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust & Morus Londinium

Friends of Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust and Peter Coles from the Conservation Foundation talk about our famous mulberry tree in our first Friends only event: 'Morus Londinium'

Summer House at Charlton House

Restoring One of London's Architectural Gems

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