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All the information you need to plan your visit to Benjamin Franklin House is here. Tickets are available through our secure online booking system.

The Historical Experience Show runs at 12, 1pm, 2pm, 3.15pm and 4.15pm Wednesday through Sunday all year round.

Tickets cost £7 standard and free for under 16's.

Click here to book tickets online, or call 0207 925 1405 (On Tuesdays the House and Box Office are closed for our weekly Student Free Day and tickets can be booked on 0207 839 2006).

Each Monday, as an alternative to the Historical Experience, we offer tours with on the history of Benjamin Franklin House with a guide.  The Georgian features of the 1730s building are revealed along with its fascinating history encompassing Franklin’s long residence (1757-1775), the Hewson anatomy school, and the comprehensive conservation project that saved it from dereliction.  Monday Guided Tours, £3.50, 12.00, 1.00, 2.00, 3.15 and 4.15. 

If you are interested in hiring the House please click here to visit out Hire page.

Comments from visitors:

“A very successful way of putting over the life of someone whose name I knew but about whom I knew almost nothing. The young woman who led us looked very authentic and did an excellent job. Thank you!”

“I learnt a great deal, it was a great experience. I felt I had lived in the era for a short time.”

“Very informative. A wonderful experience. Stepping back in time.”

“Unique experience. Informed the audience of the breadth of Franklin's talents without being dry. Small intimate size of visitors groups allows one to feel the house and imagine the presence of a family and Franklin.”

“Very accomplished actress (at times I felt transported back to the 18th century by the atmosphere created). Our visit delivered more than our expectations.”

“The most entertaining and engaging house tour I have experienced and I do visit many homes.”

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