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Tut-ankh-Camden: The EES - Exploring Egyptian Heritage from Camden since 1882 (or thereabouts!)

Tuesday 2nd June 2026, 1pm-2pm

The Egypt Exploration Society, 3 Doughty Mews, London WC1N 2PG

Free

Modern brick building with rooftop garden and solar panels, people walking, and a "Heritage Fund" logo on the right side.

Tuesday 2nd June 2026, 1pm-2pm

The Egypt Exploration Society, 3 Doughty Mews, London WC1N 2PG

Free

The origins of the Egypt Exploration Society (EES) date to 1873, when Amelia Blanford Edwards travelled through Egypt and later inspired the Society's founding in 1882.

The EES archives trace the intertwined histories of Britain and Egypt through the lens of Camden, home to the Society since 1892.

As we launch our first 'EES Festival' celebrating the start of a new chapter in the Society's contributions to Camden's local (but international!) heritage, the Society reflects on its legacy through collections, Mary Chubb's writings, and its London locations: from UCL and the British Museum to Tavistock Square and finally Doughty Mews.

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