Old Operating Theatre Museum - best ever figures

Our figures for 2007 were the best ever by a long way - we reached 30,000 for the first time - better by 4,000 than our previous high - which was before 7/7 and the 6 months closure of the Operating Theatre.

January figures continue the trend despite increasing the prices:


Total Visitors: 1,976 best ever Jan 25% up on last year
School Groups: 578 6th 47% up on last year
Medical Groups: 9 very low 7% of last year
Other Groups: 157 2nd 76% up on last year
Total Income: £9,887.07 best ever Jan 42% up on last year
Hire: £860 3rd £0 last year
Sales: £917.19 8th 22% down on last year
Donations: £20.38 2nd 25% of last year

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