Charlbury Museum
Arts And Culture, Museums And Galleries · Charlbury
About Charlbury Museum
Charlbury Museum and Heritage Centre is an independent museum run entirely by volunteers, situated in the centre of Charlbury on Market Street. Its five rooms are filled with exhibits revealing the history of this ancient market town, from Stone Age arrow heads through the granting of a market charter in 1256, the royal forest of Wychwood, farming, and the gloving industry. The museum holds a large collection of documents and photographs of Charlbury and its people, telling the story of the streets, buildings, and inhabitants through the centuries.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the museum help with research requests?
Yes, the museum is pleased to help with research requests. This work is done by volunteers and the museum, which is currently not grant aided, appreciates a small donation for the service.
Can I obtain photographs from the museum's collection?
The museum has a large photographic archive and can supply images for private or commercial use. Please contact the museum for more details of costs.
Is the museum run by volunteers?
Yes, Charlbury Museum is an independent museum run entirely by volunteers. The museum welcomes anyone who would like to help, either as a steward when it is open or in any other capacity.
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