The Maritime Museum and International Slave Museum at Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool. (Man vyi/Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain) The Grade I-listed building in question is the Hartley Pavilion, a ...

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBStudios) has released renderings of its design for Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum renovation. Last January, AN reported that National ...

A set of shackles used to hold enslaved Africans in forts and castles along the coast from Tamale, Ghana, are displayed last month at the International Slavery Museum in Liverpool, England. The museum ...

YOU’VE GOT just six weeks left to visit two of Liverpool’s most prestigious museums. Both the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum will be closing their doors for a period of essential ...

People keen to learn about Liverpool's seafaring past and its role in the abhorrent transatlantic slave trade have just a few days left to explore two Royal Albert Dock museums. The Maritime Museum ...

The government has confirmed £10m funding for the redevelopment of the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum on Liverpool's waterfront. The news follows more than three months of ...

Two museums in Liverpool have secured £10m in government funding to help refurbish them despite concerns the grant could have been withdrawn. Projects at the city's International Slavery Museum and ...

A CGI of the new entrance (Image credit: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios) Plans for the landmark redevelopment of the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum in Liverpool have been backed. The ...

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS) has been given the go-ahead to transform two landmark museums on Liverpool’s waterfront The £58 million project for National Museums Liverpool (NML) will see the ...

National Museums Liverpool (NML) is made up of seven venues across Merseyside; International Slavery Museum, Lady Lever Art ...

The most visited attraction in Liverpool in 2017 has been revealed - and the result may surprise you. The Merseyside Maritime Museum was a clear winner, according to data analysed from Visit Britain.