A living museum, in a Victorian Workhouse. A place where people can learn about the past & experience something of what it was like to live & work in a workhouse.

Accompanying the famous Tutankhamen exhibition to London is a ‘sister’ exhibition of a recently discovered tomb of a noble family of the same period. A team of expert transporters – with a successful history of removing, transporting and returning objects of great value and historical importance – are commissioned to remove and transport the items to the exhibition and, afterwards, return them to the exact same position in the tomb.

A team of quality Control people or ‘Placement Checkers’ are called together to check the houses of people who have volunteered to take children from London prior to the evacuation system starting at the beginning of the 2nd WW.