Save our art!

With your support, we can restore social housing art to the area and people it belongs. Beautiful 1930s ceramic 'art in everyday life' was made for ordinary people adorned drying posts in courtyards in St Pancras Housing in social housing estates by Gilbert Bayes.

But it's gone!

An estimated 200+ 'finials' are missing - sold to private hands.

We've already raised funds and have bought two back.

Can you help us do more?

Your support - even 4 pounds - the price of a coffee will make a difference!

Please help us bring this back to the people and area it belongs to.

Please help by donating or pass this onto your network.

All donors will get a free book & invitation to our museum in NW1 1ES

About A Space for us People's Museum

Set up by locals concerned about an area disappearing.

We preserve working class art - like this.

SAVE our ART

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