Heritage

Unearthing Invisible Seafaring Histories of Empire

An exhibition exploring the early arrivals of Muslim seafarers at the Royal Victoria Dock and their contributions to the local community in the 1800s. The exhibition brings to light stories and experiences of the Muslim seafarers who arrived in East London.

The exhibition will be open to the public every Tuesday in November from 1-5pm.

Time & date

The exhibition will be open to the public every Tuesday in November from 1-5pm.

Location

University of East London, Library, Archives and Learning Services, Docklands Campus, University Way, London, E16 2RD

Tickets

Free

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For your visit

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Galyons Bar & Kitchen

This 19th-century dockside inn has recently been reborn as a waterside gastropub.

Beckton

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New Arrival

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Husk Brewing

There's a new brewer in town, right where the first IPAs were once shipped from. Watch out for live music nights in the bar.

Silvertown

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Starbucks Coffee

Just off the walkway linking Custom House DLR with the ExCeL, this branch is a favourite quiet spot for students.

Royal Victoria Dock

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