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Childhood at Osborne Swiss Cottage Quarter

18th July 2013

We have just begun working for English Heritage, and once again in collaboration with Outside Studios, on a new exhibition housed in the Swiss Cottage Quarter at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight.

This new interpretation will will explore and explain the nature of the miniature world Prince Albert created for his children, where they learned cooking, housekeeping, gardening, warfare and history.

The project will open in Spring 2014.