Breakfasting Out 1859 Ephemera and with a combined audience

and with a combined audience of over 100

This hand drawn design features illustrations of objects from the museum's extensive Suffragette collection

In June 1909 she started a hunger strike to protest being refused political prisoner status

The Telegraph building was the most prominent in Fleet Street until it was upstaged by the black glass Daily Express building in 1932

A century after the Industrial Revolution began

Breakfasting Out 1859 Ephemera and with a combined audienceA Coffee Stall. Oil on canvas. A baker's man, a boy wearing a City of London badge, seated in a wheelbarrow, and a young lady carrying a band box are shown with cups of coffee, while the proprietress is washing up. On the left is a ragged girl with a broom, evidently a crossing sweeper, and a woman with a basket on her head. The painting was acquired by the London Museum as a work by Charles Hunt and is signed and dated accordingly at bottom left.