Edited sentence: (Charity number 1093539).External Links.It also reflects the change in shopping habits, the impact of transportation, media, the effects of two world wars and the gradual emancipation of women.It is also available as a venue for drinks, receptions, dinners, parties and launches and has a separate conference space for meetings.Official website of the Brands Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising.Set out in chronological order in the form of a “Time Tunnel” the museum gives  visitors “a trip down memory lane”, and to see how the brands around us have evolved from the naïve charm of Victorian times to the greater sophistication of today.The Museum is proving popular with all ages drawing comments like ” so many memories”, “excellent everybody we saw was smiling” There is also a small a small tea room serving teas coffee and biscuits.The Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising, tucked away in a pretty mews in London’s Notting Hill, examines the history of consumer culture from Victorian times to the present day.The museum features over 12,000 original items including domestic ‘everyday’ products, packaging, posters, toys and games.The museum originally opened in Gloucester in 1984 and moved to Notting Hill in 2005.The museum was set up as a charity in 2002