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Sheila Hancock on the Museum of Brands: A heartwarming journey through everyday history

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Sheila Hancock

11d ago· 3 min readenOpinion

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Sheila Hancock recounts a delightful visit to the Museum of Brands in Notting Hill, organized by two friends. The museum, founded by Robert Opie in the 1960s, houses a vast collection of everyday domestic objects—labels, containers, magazines, toys, and more—that tell a story about humanity and consumer culture. Hancock reflects on how the collection warmed her heart and took her back down memory lane, celebrating the museum as a tribute to the best of humanity.

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Warming the cockles of my heart.
The story that the collection told about humanity had me beaming with unexpected pleasure.
A young man called Robert Opie decided to collect labels, containers, magazines, toys, cloths, electrical goods—any objects that were part of domestic life.
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A recent visit to the Museum of Brands was a revelation, and took me back down memory lane

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