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 […]

Before television, and indeed the internet, people went to the cinema to watch the news. Silent newsreels were provided by: […]

As we drove down the Avenue one evening in 2018, my husband and I spotted something new – the White […]

As part of our 2020 temporary exhibition, ‘Location, Location, Location: Egham and Area Behind and in Front of the Camera’, […]

During her research investigating the history of education in the Egham area over the past few centuries, Museum volunteer Margaret […]

Egham-by-Runnymede Historical Society member and resident of Thorpe, Jill Williams, gives us an overview of the village:   Thorpe is a […]

In England village disputes occur regularly, usually sparked by an errant hedgerow or an unpopular application for planning permission. Few […]