The Foundling Museum: A Legacy of Care

The Foundling Museum delves into the legacy of the Foundling Hospital, founded in 1739 by Thomas Coram as the UK’s first children’s charity. The museum highlights the crucial role of art and music in philanthropy through works by Hogarth and Handel.

Key features include an extensive art collection showcasing pieces by Gainsborough and Reynolds, and poignant artifacts like amulets left by mothers. The museum, housed in elegant 18th-century architecture, holds a variety of exhibitions and events, enriching London’s cultural fabric.

Unforgettable Highlights

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Art Collection: Explore masterpieces by renowned artists.

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Handel's Legacy: Discover memorabilia from the composer.

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Emotional Artifacts: View heartfelt tokens from mothers.

The museum offers paid admission, making it suitable for families, art lovers, and historians alike, ensuring a reflective experience in a historic setting.