Museum of Richmond
Old Town Hall, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-upon-Thames, Surrey TW9 1TP
Tel: 020 8332 1141 Email:
museumofrichmond@btconnect.com



About us


Highlights of the collection

Exhibitions

Education

Children's activities

Friends and events


Shop


How to find us

Links



Last update 13/11/2008





About us


The Museum of Richmond is a registered museum. It was created by local residents, it is an independent museum and a registered charity and is supported by the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.


For centuries Richmond has been a centre of fashion, the arts and the intellect, as well as home to many of Britain's monarchs. The Museum celebrates the rich heritage of Richmond, Ham, Petersham and Kew and, through the exhibition and education programmes, includes all other areas of the borough.

The colourful displays span from prehistoric times to the present day. It is ideal for family visits: admission is free, and there are always lots of activities to keep children entertained. The museum is close to the River Thames and to Richmond Green.



Patrons:
HRH Princess Alexandra, Sir David Attenborough, Lord Attenborough, John Cloake, Colin Dare, Bamber Gascoigne, William Reid, Lord Watson

Chair of the Board: Valerie Boyes
Chair of the Friends: Richard White

Curator: Sue Barber
Education and Audience Development: Phillippa Heath 

Charity no: 295164
Registered museum no: 80








Page edited by Easywebwriter the online web builder.