Building the British Museum

Marjorie Caygill

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Historical Architecture and Urbanism Architecture, Modernity, and Design Architecture and Art History Studies

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Since the British Museum found its first home in Montagu House in 1754, its architectural development has had to be almost continuous to keep pace with the growth of the collections. This book unravels the evolution of the present building.

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