Plague was a common occurrence in Early Modern England.  Across the country, thousands of people died and communities were devastated. […]

Listen to Peer Productions’ pilot podcast about forgotten woman Roberta Cowell.  Recorded live in December 2017 at the Studio Theatre, […]

Hot on the heals of the Egham-by-Runnymede Historical Society’s 50th anniversary last year, 2018 is The Egham Museum’s 50th anniversary! […]

Last Friday, on 1st December 2017, friends, volunteers, Trustees and Patrons of Egham Museum gathered for the Christmas Annual Reception. For […]

On Wednesday 25th October 2017 we took part in the Big Draw Festival. Jenny Lockyer and Matt Foster worked with […]

This week our volunteer Chiara tells us the story of the Christian Science Church and Bookshop, which has been in […]

Among the exhibits of particular interest on   permanent display in Egham Museum is a three   wheeled motorised invalid carriage, known […]

Egham Museum is proud to present a new exhibition: Leacrofts, Cowell, Egham: A Woman in a Man’s World. It focuses […]

  Over 100 years ago, in 1918, women first won the vote in the United Kingdom. Although it was not […]

An old index card in Egham Museum referring to an enquiry about the route of the Roman road to Silchester […]

Over the past few months, Egham Museum has been bringing its records up to date for full public access. As […]

Currently on show at Egham Museum is a new exhibition linking the old with the new. Students at Strode’s College […]

Last week the museum welcomed The Revd Dr Graham St.John-Willey, The Grand Chaplain-General of The Grand Priory of Wales.  Dr St.John-Willey supported the […]

Egham Museum, in partnership with Royal Holloway University of London, and Egham Town Team, are to launch an exciting new […]

Our temporary exhibition, ‘The Plague Comes to Egham’ is due to end on Thursday 11th May 2017, so there’s still […]