The London Museum of Natural History and Archeology is managed by Dr. Elsa Schneider herself. Inside, you will find a unique display and collection of rare items found from all around the earth. Dr. Schneider was fortunate enough to get a hold of some of the original artifacts found of Dr. Henry Jones Junior, and his father. The musuem opened in 1902 and has changed hands severeal times since that time. It's one of the most elite places in the city, it also has a library for those with a hunger for learning the classic way.

The British Library is one of the oldest and largest buildings of it's kind in all of England. It was used as a fort during the 1800's and was left there to remain empty until a few professors from the London University cleaned it up and donated their large book collection to the library. In 1934 many of England's rich residents donated their wide variety of book collections, and to this day they are still avaliable to check out. The British Library has a book on whatever subject strikes your fancy, and books can be checked out for a maximum of two weeks. Be sure you return them, you wouldn't have to pay a fine.