New British Red Cross museum opens its doors
The British Red Cross has opened a new museum at its headquarters in London. The museum features a range of items dating back to when the charity was founded in 1870, including a quilt sewn by British women interned by the Japanese in 1942, and a patient-feeding cup belonging to Queen Victoria’s daughter Helena, Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein. Learn more at bit.ly/red-cross-museum and email
museum@redcross.org.uk to book a visit to the museum or request a tour.