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It’s a really exciting time at Amersham Museum. We are expanding our staffing to reflect the growth and development of the museum in recent years.  We’re recruiting two new members of […]

A new article by Alison Bailey detailing the history of improvements to Amersham’s water supply which allowed for the town’s expansion. To read the full article, please click on this […]

Amersham Museum’s Retro Shop Project secures National Lottery Heritage Fund and Amersham Community Board support Amersham Museum is delighted to have received funding of £10,834 for an exciting heritage project, […]

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It is 80 years since Pilot Officer Roy Ferdinand of Chesham Bois was killed in a tragic flying accident on 12 June 1941, aged just 21. He is buried in […]

Local Stories: Sport Stories July 14th at 2:30 Continuing our series of free online talks, in the run-up to the Olympics we look at the stories of local sports clubs […]

Local Stories: Refugee Stories June 16th at 2:30 Continuing our series of free online talks, for Refugee Week we explore the stories of refugees who have spent time in our […]

Join artist Katy Cook for a wonderful pastel workshop. Inspired by the works of artist Marie-Louise von Motesiczky, Katy will teach you techniques in using pastel to create fantastic images […]

Families can explore some of the wonderful details of Amersham old town with our town trail. The trail has been beautifully illustrated by artist Livi Gosling, and produced with the […]

ELM CLOSE, ONE OF AMERSHAM’S BEST KEPT SECRETS by Alison Bailey An experimental, post WWI housing development, just a stone’s throw from Amersham Station, is one of Amersham’s best kept […]

George Ward (1860–1943) was well known in Amersham as a town councillor, cycle and motor engineer, founder of Amersham Town Band and a keen photographer.   Please click on this […]