Exploring protest through comparison is not just fascinating. It has the potential to be immensely useful: improving our understanding of and facilitating more open conversations around discontent.

Article by Elena Guta The Egham Royal Show is a show which is annually held in the August bank holiday […]

by Geoff Meddelton Enclosure, the parcellation of land, a visible manifestation of the privatization of asset ownership characterized by the […]

Article by Cara Ross Another item in our collection originating from the sanatorium is this simple dessert spoon. This item […]

When was the last time you sent a postcard or wrote a letter to family or a friend? Perhaps in […]

Article by Jack McLoughlin Preamble: First examining these objects not so much as an expert in numismatics as someone who […]

Article by Joshua Whalley This week, we will be looking at the ARP badge and whistle. The ARP badge was […]

19 – 30 July 2022 This exhibition has been curated by Royal Holloway Public History MA student Katie Smith. At […]

Saturday 4 June, 1-3pm
Downstairs at the Literary Institute

Thursday 12 May, 3pm – 5pm
Downstairs at the Literary Institute

A chance to meet new people and get creative with this free bunting workshop.

Thursday 12 May, 1pm-2.30pm
Downstairs at the Literary Institute

A chance to meet new people and share stories inspired by the Egham Museum collection.

Tuesday 26 April, 10am – 11.30am
Downstairs at the Literary Institute

A chance to meet new people and share stories inspired by the Egham Museum collection.

A free interactive exhibition
22 March – 12 July

Researched and created throughout 2020 (during lockdown) and installed in early 2021, the ‘Egham Visions: Land in the Bend of […]

Researched and planning throughout 2020 (in lockdown) and installed in early 2021, the ‘Egham Visions: Land in the Bend of […]