Image: John Julius Angerstein John Julius Angerstein’s picture collection formed the basis of the collection of the National Gallery. Upon the death of this famous underwriter and broker from Lloyd’s past – it was Angerstein… Read More »Become a Supporter
The name ‘Willis’ has been part of the international insurance broking scene at least since Henry Willis founded his broking firm, Henry Willis & Co., in 1828. Like most brokers in the era, he was… Read More »Objects of the Month: What’s in a name?
Image: A document which mentions Alexander Ferrantyn The earliest (known) London insurance In 1426, more than 270 years before Edward Lloyd opened his coffee-house in the shadow of the Tower of London, a London-based Italian… Read More »Insurance History Snippet
Maria Baez Bano: Trustee of the month Maria Baez Bano is an Actuarial Data Engineer with Mulberry Risk. Her strong London Market connections link the Insurance Museum’s Board of Trustees to the zeitgeist of young… Read More »Trustee focus
Since embarking on my campaign to open an Insurance Museum in the City of London I’ve learnt quite a few lessons, but none so important as the complexities of fundraising. I never imagined, for example,… Read More »Letter from Reg Brown, Chairman, The Insurance Museum: “I’m going over your head!”
Why not launch a campaign to help us grow? Insurance Museum’s new, official JustGiving page is now live. It offers several benefits. First, it’s the easiest way (for now) to make Gift-Aid eligible donations online… Read More »Insurance Museum’s JustGiving page goes live
“Our new online-first strategy will make the history of insurance available to all, any time”, says Jonathan Squirrell, who’s leading the development of The Insurance Museum’s first Virtual Gallery. Lockdown changed our plans. The Insurance… Read More »Insurance Museum Goes Virtual!
We are most grateful to all sponsors and donors for their most valuable assistance. In particular, we would like to thank those early Donors who provided us with funds that enabled the Insurance Museum to… Read More »A Thank You to Major Donors
By Dr Adrian Leonard Early on 18 April 1906, an earthquake and a four-day inferno of fires following destroyed 80% of the buildings in San Francisco, California and killed about 3,000 people. One estimate puts… Read More »Insurance history snippet: The 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
The Insurance Museum recently featured in the Chartered Insurance Institute’s Journal. The monthly online publication, outlines the background of the exciting initiative and the progress made to date, including next steps. Read the full article… Read More »CII Journal
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