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Kew’s interactive People's Library


New for 2007! 

Open daily

Kew Palace
Kew’s interactive People's Library allows visitors to explore the history of the palace and its residents, using touch screens, handling collections and copies of rare and unpublished materials.

Admission is included in your palace ticket.

Downloadable Resources

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    Kew Palace History
    Kew Palace History
    (Adobe PDF, 32.6KB)