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Wimbledon Museum Reveals Stunning New Design

The Museum of Wimbledon is undergoing a substantial refurbishment which will transform the space and make it fit for the 21st Century. The Museum, which first opened its doors in 1916, is located on the upper floor of the Wimbledon Village Club on Ridgway. Its last refurbishment was in 1993. This new project will recreate […]
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Listed 19th Century Substation Is Fully Restored

A Grade II Listed 19th Century electricity substation located on Sunnyside looks good as new following a detailed restoration project initiated by the Wimbledon Society. The substation forms an important part of the UK’s engineering history as it was one of the first to be installed in the country, distributing power to the people of Wimbledon. […]
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Restored Toynbee Fountain Officially Opened

Residents and visitors to the Village can now enjoy fresh drinking water from the Toynbee Fountain after it was officially opened today following a significant restoration project funded by the Heritage of London Trust, in close consultation with Merton Council and the Wimbledon Society. This Gothic fountain, located at the top of Wimbledon Hill, commemorates […]
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