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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

It's another #MysteryMonday. These marks are on Macclesfield Bridge beside Regent’s Park. They were worn into its iron columns by tow ropes. But why are some of the marks on the side where tow ropes would no longer run? Add your answer in the comments 🔎 Photos: Charlie Forman

Brick arched bridge over a tree-lined canal with people walking and cyclists on the towpath.

Close-up of a dark metal post's serrated edge with shiny triangular spikes and blurred green water behind.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

🚧 The lift from our mezzanine to the first floor is currently out of order. We anticipate normal service from Tuesday, 22 September. The lift from our ground floor to the mezzanine continues to work, and there is no impact on access to our wharf for boat trips.

Museum gallery with exposed wooden beams, crates and barrels display, model ships in a glass case and a horse exhibit

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

🎭 Join us for an exciting evening of live variety entertainment on Saturday 21 November. We clear away the exhibitions on our first floor and create a unique performance space inside the former ice warehouse built for Carlo Gatti, the ‘Ice King' of London. (1/2)

Poster for Gatti’s Music Hall at London Canal Museum on Saturday 21 November. Doors open at 18:00 and the show starts at 19:30. Two framed photographs show variety performers in the museum. Tickets start at £16.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

If you visited us today or yesterday for our Heritage Open Days events, thank you - we hope you enjoyed your visit 📋 Your feedback is important to us; please let us know how your visit went by completing a short survey on the Heritage Open Days website: f.mtr.cool/3zbzakpy22

Heritage Open Days: wooden crates and barrels in the foreground, ship models in a glass case right, horse stable to the rear of the image

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

🧊 From frozen Norwegian lakes to Victorian London… Visit us for free today and tomorrow, 14 & 15 September for #HeritageOpenDays and join a Norwegian Ice Tour, following the journey of natural ice from Norway to Carlo Gatti’s delivery carts on London’s streets. (1/2)

Museum interior with blue vintage tractor, historic narrowboat, and an "Ice Cream" sign under Heritage Open Days banner.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Our free digital guide includes audio, video and stories that enhance your museum visit. It auto-translates into over 50 languages and doesn't require an app. Step inside Coronis in the museum, and you can see how little space a family of five would have to live in. Then open... (1/2)

The interior of the narrowboat Coronis at the London Canal Museum with cooking stove, fold down table and roses and castles style decorations

black and white photograph, a man sipping tea at a small table inside a narrowboat, child smiling whilst sat on a woman's lap, decorative lace plates hang on curtains behind them.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Excited to share that we've acquired the Northwich 🎉 Built in 1898 in Birmingham for Fellows Morton & Clayton, she is one of the oldest boats in the canal system. She worked the first 60 years of her life, then spent the next 60 in the National Waterways Museum collection...

The historic narrowboat Northwich strapped to a blue low-loader lorry in a street of brick warehouses, her black iron bow towering above the trailer, with Gloucester Cathedral tower in the distance.

The narrowboat Northwich resting on blocks on a wharf, with lifting strops running up to a crane above her. Two riggers in orange hi-vis guide the strops. The cabin side is painted Fellows, Morton & Clayton Ltd, with the fleet number 242

Northwich moored under black tarpaulins against a brick warehouse at Gloucester Docks on a clear day.

The stern of the Northwich, with the name clearly visible.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

🧊 From frozen Norwegian lakes to Victorian London… Visit us for free on 14 & 15 September for #HeritageOpenDays and join a Norwegian Ice Tour, following the journey of natural ice from Norway to Carlo Gatti’s delivery carts on London’s streets. (1/2)

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

The 40th Angel Canal Festival is tomorrow; we'll be in Graham Street Park, N1 8EZ, with our stand, our knowledgeable volunteers and our 1960 Wickham tractor. Sunday 6 September, 11am to 4pm, free entry. (1/2)

Angel Canal Festival - Ruby Anniversary. Free entry. Sun 6 Sep 2026, 11am-4pm, Regent's Canal (City Road Basin).

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Our tug, Bantam IV, built in 1949-1950, is looking shiny and new after a repaint. Our thanks to specialist painter Will for his work. Maintaining our collection is vitally important to the museum, and when the collection item floats, it's always an interesting piece of work!

Bantam IV tug at the start of a repaint. Blue-grey underlay applied. Painter Will is inside the tug.

Bantam IV tug partway through a repaint. Blue-grey underlay applied. Painter Will sat outside the tug painting the bottom part of the body red.

Bantam IV tug towards the end of a repaint. A distinctive green, red, and yellow colour scheme.

Bantam IV tug after completing a repaint. A distinctive green, red, and yellow colour scheme looks shiny and new.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

Unexpectedly free in Bloomsbury this afternoon? The @britishmuseum.bsky.social closes at 1 pm today, Wed 2 Sept 2026, for a private event. We're open until 4.30 pm, one Piccadilly line stop north from Russell Square to King's Cross St Pancras, then a short walk to New Wharf Road. (1/2)

Museum interior with a blue vintage tractor, canal boat beneath a brick arch, and an 'Ice Cream' sign.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

Our Wickham tractor is coming out of the museum, and it doesn't leave often. On Sunday 6 September, you can find it in Graham Street Park for the 40th Angel Canal Festival. 11am to 4pm, free entry, N1 8EZ. (1/2)

Blue vintage tractor beside a black-and-red narrowboat on display inside the london canal museum.

Angel Canal Festival (Ruby anniversary) free Sunday 6 Sept 2026, 11am–4pm at Regent's Canal; live music and boat trips

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

September's book of the month is from Sally: A Canal People: The Photographs of Robert Longden, by Sonia Rolt. 'This unique collection of photographs by Robert Longden captures the daily lives and traditions of working boat families in the late 1940s and early 1950s... (1/2)

Museum volunteer Sally in the London Canal Museum shop holding the book "A Canal People" while standing in front of shelves of books.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Want to be the first to hear about our upcoming events, exhibitions, museum news, book recommendations and more? 📩 Subscribe to our 'London Canal Museum News' email here: f.mtr.cool/ysg78h2owe When signing up, we'll ask you to confirm your subscription via email.

Image of a letter and text - London Canal Museum News

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Sunday 6th September is the 40th Angel Canal Festival, and it's looking to be another great event. We'll be attending with a stand in Graham Street Park, and our experienced volunteers will be on hand to talk about canal history. (1/2)

Angel Canal Festival 40th: two people in period dress on the narrowboat "Angel II of Islington" for a Ruby anniversary.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Tuesday, 25th August, is our last Family Fun Day of the summer, themed around fish weaving 🐟 Start on the water with a canal trip on Long Tom to St Pancras Lock and back, then head to the workshop. Every child picks a metallic fish and weaves their own design in... (1/2)

A handmade fish sculpture made from interlocking zigzag strips of holographic green and pink card, decorated with cut-out butterfly and flower shapes. The fish has a drawn-on eye sticker and sits on a hessian surface against a brick wall background.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

🏛️ Visit the London Canal Museum for free! For #HeritageOpenDays, we’re opening our doors free of charge on Mon 14 & Tue 15 September. Explore London’s canal history, the people who lived and worked on the waterways, and our Victorian icehouse. 🕙 10 am – 4.30 pm (1/2)

Museum interior with vintage blue tractor and canal boat, an Ice Cream sign, and a Heritage Open Days banner above.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Something for families this Tuesday: Fish Weaving Family Fun Day 18th August 🐟 The day starts on our boat, 'Long Tom', for a trip along the Regent's Canal to St Pancras lock and back, then a workshop where every child picks a shiny metallic fish and starts weaving. (1/2)

A family — mum, dad, and toddler — sitting together on the floor of the London Canal Museum during a Family Fun Day craft activity, with the toddler holding a small orange craft piece and smiling.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Join us for our Fish Weaving Family Fun Day, Tuesday, 18th August 🐟 The Regent's Canal is home to pike, bream, and roach, living below the surface. Board our boat 'Long Tom' for a canal trip to St Pancras Lock, and see if you can spot any fish along the way. (1/2)

A completed fish weaving craft resting on a hessian sack at the London Canal Museum — made from holographic green and purple metallic card with a small illustrated eye, against a brick wall background.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

It’s #MysteryMonday! 🔎 Today we are celebrating the anniversary of the opening of the first section of the Regent's Canal on 12 August 1816! But did you know that this canal's construction actually forced a legendary London sports venue to pack up and move? (1/2)

A narrowboat travels along Regent’s Canal towards the dark entrance of Maida Hill Tunnel. One person stands at the stern steering the boat, which is decorated with flower planters. Above the tunnel, a light blue metal footbridge with graffiti crosses the canal, while a steep staircase climbs the towpath on the right. Trees and dense greenery surround the scene, with calm water reflecting the boat and bridge.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 08/08/2026

Last chance for our Canal Boat Makers Family Fun Day this summer: this Tuesday, 11th August, at the London Canal Museum. The day starts with a canal boat trip, then join the craft workshop to design and build your house on water using recycled materials. (1/2)

Canal boat Long Tom moving along the Regent's Canal on a sunny summer day, with Victorian warehouse buildings reflected in the water alongside.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

Our last Tuesday Canal Boat Makers Family Fun Day date of the summer is 11th August. Board Long Tom for a trip along Regent's Canal to St Pancras Lock and back, then join a craft workshop using recycled materials to design and build your very own house on water... (1/2)

A young child standing on the quayside beside canal boat Long Tom at Battlebridge Basin, with the boat's name plate visible and Victorian warehouse buildings in the background.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

📚 Book of the Month: The Liveaboard Guide by Tony Jones, picked by Nigel. "Full disclosure: I am not considering either living on, or buying, a canal boat. But if I were, this book would be my number one 'go to' guide for advice on the considerations and pitfalls ahead. (1/2)

Nigel, a London Canal Museum volunteer, stands on the boat Long Tom at Battlebridge Basin holding a copy of The Liveaboard Guide by Tony Jones, with the narrowboat Benbow moored behind him.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

Something for families this Tuesday: Canal Boat Makers Family Fun Day is back at the London Canal Museum. 4th August - take a canal trip with us on Long Tom along Regent's Canal, then into the workshop to design and make your own house on water using recycled materials... (1/2)

A young girl in a pink jacket and knitted hat grins while holding pink toy binoculars up to her face on board canal boat Long Tom, with a moored blue narrowboat visible through the window behind her.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

Did you miss the Canal Boat Makers Family Fun Day in July? There's another - join us on Tuesday, 4th August. Board 'Long Tom' for a trip, then head into the workshop to design and construct your own house on water using recycled materials. The challenge: will it float? (1/2)

Families with children seated inside canal boat Long Tom on a sunny day, with light flooding in through large windows looking out onto the Regent's Canal.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Something for families tomorrow, Tue 28th. Canal Boat Makers at the London Canal Museum - join us for a canal trip on Long Tom to draw inspiration from the boats moored, then head back to the museum and use recycled materials to design and build your own 'house on water'. (1/2)

Two children standing at the windows of canal boat Long Tom, looking out at the Regent's Canal on a sunny day, with a willow tree and blue sky visible outside.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

That was Ice Weekend. The ice wells are closed to visitors again now, for another year. Most museums were built to be museums. Ours was built to be a giant Victorian refrigerator. Beneath the ground floor sit two brick ice wells that once held 700 tons of ice each. (1/2)

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 26/07/2026

Today is the day. Ice Sunday 🧊 The only day this year you can go down into the Victorian ice wells beneath the museum, with a guide, on timed tours. Adults and older children, minimum age 12 No next month. Only today and next summer Check for slots f.mtr.cool/jothruzzxm

Interior of one of the London Canal Museum’s Victorian ice wells, photographed from floor level. Circular brick walls rise around the dark space, with a cast-iron water pump in the centre. Overhead, an opening and metal walkway reveal the museum above, while a ladder and narrow maintenance platform line one side. Soft lighting highlights the aged brickwork, showing the immense scale and industrial character of the historic underground structure.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

Agnes Marshall taught Victorian London to make ice cream. She sold more than 24,000 copies of her Book of Ices, patented a machine that froze a batch of ice cream in three minutes, and invented edible cones a decade before America claimed the idea. (1/2)

A demonstrator in Victorian dress stands by a brick wall hung with a hand-drawn timeline of Agnes Marshall and the ice trade, with ice cream making equipment on the table in front. Blue label reads: Victorian ice cream making demonstration.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

Tomorrow only: explore the Victorian ice wells beneath the museum 🧊 Two ice wells, built by Carlo Gatti in 1857 and 1863, each about 42 feet deep, once held 700 tons of Norwegian ice apiece. The rest of the year you can only look down from the ground floor. (1/2)

A group of adults wearing hard hats stand in a circle inside the Victorian ice wells at the London Canal Museum, listening to a guide with his back to the camera. The walls are exposed brick and the ground is uneven earth. A blue text banner reads: Ice well guided tours.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

In 1857, Carlo Gatti shipped his first 400-tonne load of Norwegian ice to London and stored it in wells beneath what is now our museum. One later delivery, the SS Moringen, landed 600 tons at once. (1/2)

Black and white photograph of 19th-century Norwegian workers standing among large blocks of cut ice on a snowy timber wharf, holding ice tools.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Looking for a unique experience? Our Ice Weekend starts tomorrow at the London Canal Museum. Saturday 25 July: family fun day with magical storyteller Olivia telling tales of ice and ice cream, the Ice Trail, a play ice cream parlour and the Norwegian ice trade tour. (1/2)

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

This Sunday, 26 July, is the one day this year you can go down into and explore the Victorian ice wells under the museum. Small groups descend a two-stage ladder for a guided tour from a museum volunteer. Adults and older children only, 12+. (1/2)

Two silhouetted people in hard hats stand in a dim, underground brick space with exposed concrete ceiling beams.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Joining us this weekend for Ice Weekend? Try our new 'Close-up clues museum quest' on our free digital guide. Suitable for families and adults who like a treasure hunt, try to work out the item in our collection from a close-up. Check it out here 👉 f.mtr.cool/unzhuuxofj

Bold "CLOSE-UP CLUES" museum quest poster on blue background, magnifying glass revealing layered wooden texture.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

🧊 Ice Weekend is one week away: 25 & 26 July @CanalMuseum. Saturday is our family fun day — storyteller Olivia, Ice Trail challenge, 'Picture This' ice trade activity, and a new Norwegian Ice Tour of the ground floor. Boat trips through the Islington Tunnel are bookable too. (1/2)

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Once a year, on 🧊 Ice Sunday (26 July), we open our Victorian ice wells for guided tours where you can explore and learn more about them. Also included with your ticket: Victorian ice cream making demonstrations... (1/2)

Promotional graphic for Ice Sunday on 26 July 2026 at the London Canal Museum. Adults in hard hats stand inside the Victorian ice wells with a tour guide. Three panels read: once-a-year ice well tours with a guide; ice cream demonstration, ice trade talk and building tour; add a tunnel boat trip.

Two people wearing hard hats stand inside the Victorian ice wells at the London Canal Museum, silhouetted against brick walls. The low ceiling with concrete beams is visible above, lit by artificial light. A blue text banner reads: Step inside two Victorian ice wells.

A woman in Victorian dress: black coat, white ruffled sleeves and apron, stands at a demonstration table with bowls and equipment against a brick wall. Handwritten historical timeline cards are pinned above her. A blue text banner reads: Victorian ice cream making demonstration.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

📢Calling families: discover London's waterway history on Tuesday, 28th July, at our Canal Boat Makers Fun Day. Join us for a boat trip on Long Tom to draw inspiration from boats on the canal, then head back to the museum for a craft workshop to build your own floating... (1/2)

Canal boat Long Tom on Battlebridge Basin on a sunny day, with the London Canal Museum building and sign clearly visible in the background and other colourful narrowboats moored alongside.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

Ice Saturday is back on 25 July, our family fun day at the London Canal Museum 🧊 Storyteller Olivia returns, plus we have our Ice Trail challenge, a photo-matching activity tracing ice from Norway to London, and boat trips on the canal to add on for an extra experience (1/2)

black and white historical photograph showing a group of men harvesting ice blocks on a wooden platform in a snowy Norwegian landscape. Several large rectangular ice blocks are visible in the foreground, with the men using long-handled tools. A wooden building sits in the background. A blue text banner in the lower left reads: Norwegian ice trade tours.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 05/07/2026

We're at Cally Fest today ☀️ Visit our stand and spend a few minutes with our volunteers, who'll be sharing the stories behind London's canals. Want to know more about our ice wells or what's on at the museum? Come and say hello. We'd love to see you there.

Poster for the 2026 Cally Festival featuring a red cross-stitched embroidery design on cream fabric, surrounded by sewing materials. The embroidery depicts Caledonian Road landmarks and community scenes around the words ‘The Cally Festival’. Text highlights activities including music, crafts, children’s activities, dance, science, poetry, health and wellbeing, and a funfair. The event takes place on Sunday 5 July 2026, 12–6pm, on Caledonian Road, Islington.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

This month's book recommendation is from Adam: London Canal Museum in 12 Objects: Stories from the Collection 'Twelve objects, three themes: the ice trade and rise of ice cream, life on canal boats, and the engines, horses and diesel, that powered them.' (1/2)

A member of the London Canal Museum team stands smiling in front of the museum’s historic narrowboat, holding a copy of London Canal Museum in 12 Objects. The colourful boat’s traditional painted stern fills the background, with decorative canalware displayed on top.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 20/06/2026

We're at the Brentford Canal Festival today ☀️ From 1805, Brentford was where the inland canal network met the Thames, cutting around 60 miles off the Birmingham to London route. West Indies lime juice was warehoused here before heading to Rose's in Hertfordshire, until 1981. (1/2)

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

It's another #MysteryMonday. In June 1811, 2,000 guests were drawn to a house on Pall Mall. Supper at 3am. The host's table stretched 200 feet through a Gothic conservatory. Running down the centre of that table was a miniature canal. 🧵1/2

Portrait of an English king, standing in elaborate ceremonial robes. He wears a richly embroidered silver and white outfit with a crimson sash, gold regalia and the collar of a chivalric order. A long white fur-trimmed cloak drapes behind him, while his right hand rests on a ceremonial sword. To his left sits a royal crown on a table covered with red fabric. Large crimson curtains frame the scene, creating a grand backdrop that emphasises royal authority and status.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 07/06/2026

It's the end of Volunteers' Week, and we want to say thank you. The London Canal Museum runs on the work of our 60+ fabulous volunteers - greeting visitors, guiding boat trips, running the shop and bookshop, and maintaining our collection. (1/2)

Two vintage painted metal water cans with floral rosette motifs, bright red and green paint and "Canal Museum" lettering.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

Looking for your next read? June's pick from Alette: 'Britain's Canals: Exploring Their Architectural & Engineering Wonders' by Anthony Burton and Derek Pratt. "This book is about the architecture and engineering of British canals...how they met them through design innovations." (1/2)

A museum volunteer stands outside the London Canal Museum holding a copy of Britain’s Canals by Anthony Burton and Derek Pratt, June’s book recommendation. The museum entrance and signage are visible in the background.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 19/05/2026

Did you live on Battlebridge Basin — or do you still? We're planning an exhibition on the basin's history, from industrial use to the community here today, and we need your memories to tell the modern chapter. (1/2)

Narrowboats moored on Battlebridge Basin in front of the London Canal Museum, a Victorian brick warehouse building with blue signage, surrounded by modern residential buildings in King's Cross, London.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 18/05/2026

It is International Museum Day! 🏛️ We are closed on Mondays, but you can still look beneath the surface. Our building wasn’t built to be a gallery - it was a giant Victorian 'refrigerator' used by Carlo Gatti to store tonnes of ice shipped from Norway. 🧊 (1/2) 👇

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 16/05/2026

It's #MusicHallVarietyDay 🎭 Carlo Gatti is known as London's Ice King — but the ice trade was only half the story. After his café was demolished in 1862 to make way for Charing Cross Station, he used the £7,750 compensation to build an entertainment empire. (1/2)

Victorian programme cover for Gatti's Palace of Varieties, dated 30 May 1898. Black and white engraving shows an aerial view of Westminster Bridge Road, with Big Ben to the left and the Gatti's venue visible on the right. Decorative lettering reads: Gatti's Palace of Varieties, Westminster Bridge Road, Established 1864, The Family Resort. A scroll in the lower left names the proprietors as Messrs G and L Corazza (Gatti)

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 12/05/2026

Looking for a half-term activity? Join our Nature Crowns Fun Day on Tuesday, 26th May. Board our boat 'Long Tom' for a trip to St Pancras Lock. The Regent's Canal is a designated Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation, so there’s plenty of wildlife to spot (1/2)

Two young children sit together on a tartan blanket inside the London Canal Museum, both wearing handmade green nature crowns decorated with paper wildlife shapes, smiling at the camera.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 12/05/2026

St Pancras, whose feast day is today, is one of three Catholic saints known as the 'Ice Saints', associated with a last cold snap in mid-May. Our museum building in King's Cross was built for the Victorian ice trade, with the only publicly accessible ice wells in the UK... (1/2)

Byzantine-style painted icon of Saint Pancras, depicted as a young man with curly brown hair and a gold halo. He wears a blue-grey robe and red cloak, holds a decorated cross aloft in his right hand, and carries a gold-covered book in his left. The background is gold leaf.

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London Canal Museum @canalmuseum.bsky.social · 11/05/2026

It is #MysteryMonday! 🧩 Exploring the Regent’s Canal for #NationalWalkingMonth? You will see these brick slopes every few hundred metres. They weren't built for people, and they are almost unique to this canal. Can you identify what they were built for? 🔍 1/2

A monochrome photo of a brick ramp leading from the towpath into the canal water at Battlebridge Basin.

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