London Transport Museum is a Museum of urban transport which delivers important educational and heritage preservation charitable work across Greater London. It maintains strong relationships with the wider transport industry, which helps the Museum to remain relevant in the debate about the Capital’s past, present and future development. The Museum continues to reinforce its message of the importance of public transport creatively, collaboratively and meaningfully, whilst also offering unparalleled opportunities to meet business and CSR objectives through debate, networking and staff engagement. The Museum would like to thank in particular:
Major Supporters
- DCMS /Wolfson Foundation Museums and Galleries Improvement Fund
- London Transport Museum Friends
- Luke Rees-Pulley Charitable Trust
- Garfield Weston Foundation
Museum Sponsors
Sponsor of the Exterion Media Gallery
Sponsor of the Cubic Theatre & foyer
Sponsor of Transport Poster Art
Digging Deeper Gallery
Thought Leadership Partners
Enjoyment to Employment Sponsors
Inspire Engineering
Education Supporters
- Luke Rees-Pulley Charitable Trust
- Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851
Patrons
- Mark Allatt
- Ian Arthurton
- David Brown
- David Buck
- Paul Butler
- Steve and Melanie Edge
- Martin Elms
- Phil Fortey
- Sir Peter Hendy CBE
- Bill Hiron
- Adrian Hollands
- Ken and Daphne Lousvet
- Guy Marriott
- Richard Meads MBE
- Alan Moore
- Tim O'Toole
- Richard and Sue Rees-Pulley
- Ian Ross
- Paul Ross
- John A. Self OBE
- Jaspal Singh
- Mike and Pat Sutcliffe
- Phil Swallow
- Tony Vroon
- Richard West
- Nicholas Woolf
*We also have a number of Patrons who wish to remain anonymous.
Development Opportunities
The Museum offers specific and tangible benefits to organisations who wish to build a relationship with the Museum. If you would like to find out more please go to Sponsorship Opportunities
Contact us
Development Manager
London Transport Museum
39 Wellington Street
London
WC2E 7BB
Tel: +44 (0)20 7565 7451
Email: [email protected]