In 2022, the Egham Museum will be sharing an exciting and varied programme of events, activities and exhibitions (online and in person!)

Under the banner of “Tourism, Trinkets & Trade”, this programme will explore heritage of Egham and the surrounding area as a destination for tourists and traders alike, supported by ongoing work to share more of the museum collection with the community to which it belongs. 

Stay tuned for more information coming soon!

As an independent charity, we rely on sponsorship and partnership to make this work possible, so if your business would like to support your local community this year, get in touch with Amy on curator@eghammuseum.org

If you like what you see and would like to support our ongoing work, please consider a donation.

Check out some of our past blog posts below for a preview of what is to come:

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  ….Learning more about Our Changing High Streets
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  ‘Queer(y)ing History’- LGBTQ+ history and Egham Museum
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  An Investigation into Five Brass Imitation Spade Guineas
• Bell Indicator Board from Holloway Sanatorium.
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  By Royal Appointment…
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  Child’s Boot
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  Dennis Servant’s Agency
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  Dessert spoon with Holloway Sanatorium
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  Egham Races
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  Egham Royal Show
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  Exploring Egham’s LGBTQ+ history: The Story of Gwen Lally, pageant master and queer historical figure?
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  Films and TV Programmes filmed locally
• High Street Directory
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  HMS Orestes Plaque
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  Holloway Sanatorium
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  How many number ones does a High Street need?
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  Hyde’s Leather Shop
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  Inscribed pane of glass from The Red Lion, High Street
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  Just Williams – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Egham High Street
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  Just Williams Part 2 – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Egham High Street
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  Just Williams Part 3 – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Egham High Street
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  Just Williams Part 4 – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Egham High Street
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  Just Williams Part 5 – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Egham High Street
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  Just Williams Part 7 – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Englefield Green
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  Just Williams Part 8 – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Egham High Street and Englefield Green
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  Just Williams Part 9 – some of the Victorian tradesmen who shaped Egham High Street and Englefield Green
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  Just Williams. What’s in a name?
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  Magna Charta Printing Works
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  Picturing Egham – Part 1
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  Picturing Egham – Part 2
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  Picturing Egham – Part 3
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  Plate from Hopkins Bakery
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  Silver spatula from Nightingale’s Chemist
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  Stories from Egham High – Street Villa Rosa Restaurant
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Acquolina in Bocca
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Big Fry Fish and Chips
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Caffè Gondola
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  Stories From Egham High Street – Carole Lakomski
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Eggham on Toast
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Goodley’s Jewellers
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Karnak Travel Agency
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Love Lunch
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Margaret and Sue
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  Stories from Egham High Street – Oxfam Charity Shop
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  Stories from Egham High Street – The Dewgard Window Co. Ltd
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  Stories from Egham High Street Christian Science Church and Bookshop
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  Stories From Egham High Street Egham Essentials
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  The Dallen Family Bakery
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  The Egham Regatta
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  The Railway comes to Egham
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  THE RED LION, EGHAM HIGH STREET
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  The Totem Pole at Virginia Water
• Unravelling History. The Legacy of A&F Pears Baby Products
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  Women of the High Street