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The Museum of London is an enormous museum that tells the story of London from pre-historic times through reconstructed interiors and street scenes, alongside displays of original artifacts found during the museum's archaeological digs to present. The Museum of London is known as a non-departmental public body which is situated on or adjacent to the London Wall and close to St. Paul's cathedral so one can do some sightseeing around the area. It is the most accessible museum which is urban in nature on the earth that also occasionally holds numerous expositions on top of its enduring exhibits other galleries highlighting on transport, kids and even the macabre in other galleries. The Museum which was opened in 1976 as part of the Barbican Estate is committed to making its collections accessible to all who wish to learn from them. It is opened everyday from 10am to 6pm without charging any entrance fee. For enriching the experience of visiting the galleries due to be completed in 2010 a major redevelopment is being taken by the museum from where fragments of the Roman London Wall can be seen. Different kinds of materials from London which are archaeologically significant are contained in the Museum of London. Besides this reservations and collections it also folds the London Archaeological Archive of London that is established for finding and keeping records from over 25 years of collections from various places in the world.