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The image presents a table of visitor numbers in millions to six national museums and galleries in England spanning the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. In 1981, British Museum recorded 2.6m, National Gallery 2.7m, Tate Britain 0.9m, Tate Modern data is unavailable, Natural History Museum had 3.7m, Science Museum 3.8m. In 1991, British Museum rose to 5.1m, National Gallery 4.3m, Tate Britain 1.9m, Tate Modern data is unavailable, Natural History Museum declined to 1.6m, Science Museum fell to 1.3m. By 2001, British Museum decreased to 4.9m, National Gallery slightly increased to 4.5m, Tate Britain rose to 2.5m, Tate Modern measured 4.7m, Natural History Museum increased to 2.0m, Science Museum rose to 1.8m. Note mentions that Science Museum and Natural History Museum began charging admission in late 1980s.
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The provided table illustrates the number of visitors for a variety of museums and galleries in the United Kingdom in the years 1981, 1991, and 2001. units are measured in millions.
Overall, British Museum had the highest number of visits in 1991, whereas in the first given period, Tate Britian was the least popular among visitors. In addition, Tate Modern initiated estimating the numbers in the later period.
As regards to National Gallery and Tate Britain, both of their visitors’ numbers experienced an upward trend. In 1981, National Gallery had 2.7 million visitors which was increased significantly by 1.8 million two decades later. Moreover, the number of tourists in Tate Britain jumped from 0.9 to 2.5 in twenty years.
In terms of Science, British and Natural History Museum, the numbers fluctuated throughout the years. While the number of tourists of British Museum increased moderately in the first decade, it dropped around a million for Natural History and Science Museum.
Furthermore, 4.7 million people visited Tate Modern in 2001.
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