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 == Museums ==
-=== Brent Museum ===
 '''Brent Museum'''<br>The Library at Willesden Green<br>95 High Road<br>Willesden, London NW10 2SF UK<br>Telephone: 020 8937 3600<br>
-Email: [mailto:museum.archives@brent.gov.uk museum.archives@brent.gov.uk]<br>
+Email: [mailto:museum.archives@brent.gov.uk museum.archives@brent.gov.uk]<br>[https://www.brent.gov.uk/museum Website]
-Website: [https://www.brent.gov.uk/museum Brent Museum]
 :Brent Museum has been collecting material about the history of Brent for over 50 years and we have over 10,000 objects in our collection.  We have items which are thousands of years old but we also collect from the people living and working in Brent today so that our collection represent all communities, past and present.
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 '''Bruce Castle Museum'''<br>Lordship Lane<br>Haringey, London N17 8NU UK<br>Telephone: 020 8808 8772<br>Email: [mailto:museum.services@haringey.gov.uk museum.services@haringey.gov.uk]<br>
-Website: [http://www.haringey.gov.uk/bruce-castle-museum Bruce Castle Museum]
+[http://www.haringey.gov.uk/bruce-castle-museum Website]
 :Bruce Castle is now a museum, holding the '''archives of the London Borough of Haringey''', and housing a permanent exhibition on the past, present and future of Haringey and its predecessor boroughs, and temporary displays on the history of the area.
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+'''Gunnersbury Park Museum'''<br>Gunnersbury Park<br>Popes Ln<br>London W3 8LQ UK<br>Telephone: 20 8992 1612<br>Email: [mailto:gunnersbury@ealing.gov.uk gunnersbury@ealing.gov.uk]<br>Website [http://www.hounslow.info/arts-culture/historic-houses-museums/gunnersbury-park-museum Website]
-=== Geffrye Museum ===
+:The museum was opened in 1929. Since then it has collected a wide range of objects, paintings and photographs which reflect life in '''Ealing and Hounslow Boroughs''' from prehistory to the present day.  It still continues to collect material to make sure that visitors in the future will be able to see how we lived today.
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-'''Geffrye Museum'''<br>136 Kingsland Rd<br>London E2 8EA UK<br>Telephone: 20 7739 9893<br>Email: [mailto:info@geffrye-museum.org.uk info@geffrye-museum.org.uk]<br>
-Website: [https://www.geffrye-museum.org.uk Geffrye Museum]
-:The Geffrye explores the home and the way people live. Our collections show how homes have been used and furnished over the past 400 years, reflecting changes in society and behaviour as well as style, fashion and taste. A series of period rooms lead visitors on a walk through time from 17th century oak furniture and panelling, past muted Georgian elegance and eclectic Victorian style, to 20th century modernity and contemporary living.
-'''Gunnersbury Park Museum'''<br>Gunnersbury Park<br>Popes Ln<br>London W3 8LQ UK<br>Telephone: 20 8992 1612<br>Email: [mailto:gunnersbury@ealing.gov.uk gunnersbury@ealing.gov.uk]<br>Website [http://www.hounslow.info/arts-culture/historic-houses-museums/gunnersbury-park-museum Gunnersbury Park Museum]
-:The museum was opened in 1929. Since then it has collected a wide range of objects, paintings and photographs which reflect life in Ealing and Hounslow Boroughs from prehistory to the present day.  It still continues to collect material to make sure that visitors in the future will be able to see how we lived today.
-=== Hackney Museum ===
 '''Hackney Museum'''<br>Technology and Learning Centre (Ground Floor)<br>1 Reading Lane<br>Hackney, London E8 1GQ UK<br>Telephone: 020 8356 3500<br>
-Email: [mailto:hmuseum@hackney.gov.uk hmuseum@hackney.gov.uk]<br>
+Email: [mailto:hmuseum@hackney.gov.uk hmuseum@hackney.gov.uk]<br>[http://www.hackney.gov.uk/museum Website]
-Website: [http://www.hackney.gov.uk/museum Hackney Museum]
 :Learn about the fascinating stories of people who have moved to Hackney and made it their home, from Anglo-Saxon settlers to early Victorian villas and recent refugees.