Wallace100: celebrating a brilliant naturalist

Discover the life and legacy of Alfred Russel Wallace through Museum events and activities marking the centenary of his death.

Lift the lid on the amazing life and legacy of Alfred Russel Wallace, leading light in evolutionary theory, on the centenary of his death.

Entry is free

(There is a charge for temporary exhibitions.)

Open Monday to Sunday from 10:00-17:50. Last admission 17:30. Open every day except 24-26 December.

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Wallace100: a season of activities celebrating the centenary Alfred Russel Wallace's death
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Buy this striking organic cotton T-shirt: proceeds support rainforest conservation and the Museum's work.


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