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Reflection. The museum seen from the rear reflecting in the canal water of Battlebridge Basin. Photograph taken from a boat.
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Horse Power The museum's horse and stable exhibition recreating one of the building's stable stalls from 1906
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Bantam IV Tug. The museum's tug, launched in 1950, and maintained in working order
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Ice cream advertising and use: a selection of exhibits on display
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Coronis Stern. The stern of the unpowered "butty" boat Coronis with reconstructed family living accommodation.
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Museum Frontage. Front of the museum. This frontage dates from 1904-6 when the building was substantially altered.
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The Bantam IV Tug outside the Marks and Spencers headquarters building at Paddington Basin
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Traditional canal painting displayed at the museum
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Ground floor gallery, general view of museum
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The celebration Cake - featuring part of the wall map
Timothy West and Prunella Scales with two volunteers - recipients of long-service gifts
Councillor Barbara Smith, Mayor of Islington, cuts celebration cake
