PODCAST: ‘The History of St Valentine’s Day’ by Royal Holloway’s History Society, February 2017   With Valentine’s Day just around […]

Were you affected by the floods in 2014?  If so, we would like to hear from you! In partnership with […]

It’s going to be a busy and exciting year for us here at the museum in 2017.  We’d like to […]

Yesterday, on Monday 21st of November, conservator Emily Nisbet-Hawkins visited the museum to tell us how to take care of […]

The great hall of the old Literary Institute was lit up and crackling with heat on the evening of November […]

On Friday 15th July this year, The Englefield Green Memorial Trust unveiled the village’s new memorial dedicated to those who […]

The spotlight at Egham Museum is firmly on Strode’s College from next week, with an exhibition documenting its roots and how […]

We are delighted to welcome Rhi to the team this month.  Rhi will be our resident blogger, capturing stories of […]

Today, Friday 14th October, Egham Museum submitted its Return submission to the Museum Accreditation Scheme, managed by Arts Council England, […]

As we settle further into the academic year, we reflect on how we have worked with our Strode’s College neighbours, and […]

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

We are currently reviewing and updating our plans in order to improve our Museum offer.  We would like to hear […]

Alongside the official Magna Carta 800th Embroidery on display at the museum until June, you can also take a look […]

Egham Museum is delighted to be working with Charlotte Young, PhD candidate at Royal Holloway University of London (RHUL).  The […]

“I am very excited that the panels will be on display at Egham Museum and as a professional embroiderer I am […]