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Page 19; 1999 UK/Paris Costume Tour Pictures

Day 7: The British Museum: 

Sorry but the British Museum, while still allowing photos to be taken in it's galleries now states that those photos may not be put on the web, so I have removed my photos of the objects in their collections.

The British Museum in the morning, then   walk through the historic shopping districts: see Liberty of London (original home of 19^th Century Aesthetic dress & Morris fabrics), Burlington Arcade (sells historical jewelry in it’s 19^th Century building), and eat an inexpensive lunch at Fortnum & Mason’s, where the grocery clerks still wear full Edwardian Morning dress suits.  In the afternoon see the The Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection at Kensington Palace . Evening at the theatre seeing Chicago.

Go on to Day 8