The bar chart compares the investment of four museums in London over 5 months, from June to October.
Overall, the amount of money being invested by four museums increased in the first half of the period and peaked in August before falling in two last months. Additionally, the British Museum was generally by far the highest investor, especially in August.
In terms of the British Museum and History Museum, their investments were relatively the same at more than 400.000 pounds in June. After that, despite remaining stable in July, their figures rose significantly to approximately 700.000 and 600.000 in August respectively, after which the former decreased dramatically to around 420.000 pounds while the latter declined sharply to 350.000.
Regarding the Science Museum, it was the largest investor in June, which invested roughly 450.000 pounds in that month. Then, after dropping slightly to 400.000 in the next 2 months, this figure recovered and reached its high of precisely 500.000 pounds in September before dipping back to 300.000. Finally, the least money was invested by the National Museum, at just more than 200.000 pounds in June. Over the period, it rose by 100.000 in August and September, followed by a decrease to under 200.000 in the last examined month, remaining the lowest figure.