I like the history hidden in books and the old pieces found here. More lighting would do...but anyway being an achieve its allowed.
A lot of interesting objects, but the place does not give them space enough to shine. On the upper floor a rich collection of first-day stamp marks describing various events in the last 70-80 years.
The Archives show photos and give information about all the various tribes of Kenya and their traditional lives. It's a very informative and educational exhibition.
Completely disorganized. Disappointing. If it was not Government funded, I am not sure how it would still survive. However, if you are a researcher, you could scramble through things and find a lot of unorganized but valuable information.
This is a super location for photographs with the amazing columns and beautiful front door. If you're interested in researching Kenya's early history, this is the place to go (with McMillan Memorial Library running a close second).
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