The Museum's external signs were starting to look a bit faded, so we've taken them down and partially repainted them. They're now back to their old glossy red and glossy selves.
The Museum likes to reuse and recycle materials wherever possible, and during the refurbishment it turned out that the larger sign had been painted on the back of an earlier version, dating back to the early days when we had our old name. So we took a quick snap of the back of it before the board went back onto the wall.
A secret wonderland of toys, model railways and scale models, hiding beneath Brighton Station
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