Open now -come and visit us Amersham Museum brings to life the fascinating story of Amersham and the surrounding villages through an exciting programme of exhibitions and events. Based largely in a medieval hall house, Amersham Museum explores life in the town through family-friendly displays. Sit at the Tudor dinner table, relax in the 1930s living room, and listen to stories in Ron Haddock's 1960s record shop. Travel through time with our brand-new timeline display. From fossils to doll's houses, Elizabeth I to Margaret Thatcher, and the Stone Age to the future, find out about Amersham's vibrant past. Visit our changing exhibition programme in our new gallery. Join a guided walk, take part in an activity session, or wander through our herb garden. Pop into our shop full of local and locally-inspired gifts. Our website is a constantly-updated treasure trove about Amersham and its residents from ancient history to the present day, perfect for anyone wanting to explore the area and its past. The ground floor of the museum is fully accessible to those in wheel-chairs. Access to the first floor is limited to only part of the museum, but information on exhibits is provided on the ground floor. The on-site toilet facilities are wheelchair accessible, and include a baby-changing area for parents. The museum has low doorways and beams throughout. Further information can be found in the museum’s Access Statement. The Museum is open every Wednesday to Sunday from 12noon – 4.30pm. Admission fees are £6 f(single visit), £7 (single visit with Gift Aid), £10 Annual Pass, children free
