The royal borough got another royal visit yesterday (February 17) when the Duchess of Cornwall stopped by at The Fan Museum in Greenwich.
Camilla, who is the museum's patron, was shown around the new exhibition Waterloo: Life and Times, which commemorates the bicentenary of one of Europe's most famous battles.
Curator Jacob Moss said: "It seemed to be a period of history that she knew a lot about so the exhibition really did chime with her."
Along with a look at fans dating back to 1800, she met some of the volunteers who work in the museum's reception and gift shop.
She also met the Crooms Hill venue's conservator Yuki Burt and visited the Orangery with Jane Barraclough who designed its magnificent mural.
Waterloo: Life and Times runs until May 10. For more on the museum visit thefanmuseum.org.uk
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