Watermen’s Hall is the historic home of the Thames Watermen & Lightermen. We are open this weekend, on Saturday and Sunday, 24th - 25th February from 10am - 4pm. You will find the Hall at 16-18 St Mary at Hill, a stone’s throw from the Tower of London.
See thousands of mudlarking artefacts in this beautiful building in Central London. Each day 15 different mudlarks will be displaying their personal collections. It’s a rare opportunity to see their finds and hear firsthand the backstories from the mudlarks who found them.
On Sunday 25th February at 4pm, Nathalie Cohen from the National Trust will be presenting her lecture “The Fishful Thames”: Fish and Fishing on the River’.
Tickets to Nathalie’s talk are now SOLD OUT, however there may be returns available on the door.
Exhibiting on Saturday, 24th February at Watermen’s Hall:
Anna Borzello @foreshoreseashore
Caroline Nunneley @carolinenunneleymudlark
Charlie Dixon @charlie.collects
Fran Sibthorpe @franjoy7
Gail Howell @find_it_pick_it_up
Graham duHeaume
Kasia Green @kasiamudlark
Liz Anderson @lizanderson2
Mark Sowden @marksowden3
Monika Buttling-Smith @mudika.thames
Rob Short
Sam Caethoven @megasteg
Sean Clark @seanclarkmudlark
Stuart Wyatt @stuart.wyatt.14
Tom Chivers @thisisyogic
Exhibiting on Sunday, 25th February:
Andy Harris @therealandyharris
Anna Borzello @foreshoreseashore
Bolly May @bollymay_mudlark
Christine Fernbank
Germander Speedwell @thegermanderspeedwell
Graham duHeaume
Helen Marsland and Christopher @christophers_thames_curios
Jack & Steve Engeham @mudlarking_jack
Jessica Forde
Maarina Budd @tunbridgewells1975
Monika Buttling-Smith @mudika.thames
Richard Hemery @thames_pottery
Rosie Barker
Sean Clark @seanclarkmudlark
Sophie Haydock @_sophiehaydock_
Stuart Picknell @stuart_mudlark
Stuart Wyatt @stuart.wyatt.14