Amersham Museum thanks Julian Hunt, the author of the excellent book “A History of Amersham” (Phillimore 2001), for letting us use his extensive research notes on Amersham. We are also indebted to the many people who have contributed articles, objects and photos to Amersham Museum which have been incorporated into this website.  If we have missed out someone in the list below, we apologise!  Please contact us to let us know. 

Eustace and Eunice Alliott (decd)
Henry Amar
Amersham Society
Michael Andrews-Reading
Alfred Armstrong
Ian Arthurton
Jean Archer (decd)
Richard Ayres
Alison Bailey
Cecil Baker
Paul Banks
Ken Barrett
Elizabeth Barry
Denise Beddows
Bart Beeftink
Zosia Begus
R M Bennett
Doreen Benning
Steve Berridge
Andrew D Bird
Leo Black
Peter and Marian Borrows
Noel Boyle
Sheila Boyle
Richard Boyles
Jane Bowen
John Brazil (decd)
Martin & Stephanie Brooks
Dr Michael Brooks (decd)
Brian Brown
Janet Brown
Judy Buckley
Bucks County Museum
George Bunney
Raluca Burns
Alistair Cameron
Philip Carstairs
Kathleen Casey
Daisy Caton
Chiltern Society Photo Group
Chiltern U3A Family History Groups
Jane Clarke
John Clutterbuck
Christopher Collier
Mike Consden
Roger Cook
Steve Cope
Edward Copisarow
Mr & Mrs Darvill
Anthony & Inés del Tufo
Josie Dixon and other members of the Harrison family
Sarah Docwra
Alison Doggett
Sylvia Dollemore
Mrs P Edwards
Rebecca Evans
Mr & Mrs Filsell
John Fox
Rodney Fox
Elsa Freeman
Helen Fry
Nick Gammage
Lauren Gessler
Ian Gomm (decd)
Meg Green
Lindsay Gregory
Paolo & Katherina Guidi
Audrey Gurney
Ron Haddock
John Hamblin
Annie Hamilton-Pike
Richard Hardy (decd)
Alun Harriss
Mrs J L Harris
Peter Haswell
Charles Harvey
Tim Harper
Val Harvey
Peter Haswell
Phil Hignett
Sheila Hodgkins
Margot Hutcheson
Julian Hunt
David James
David Jordan
Sir John & Lady Johnson
Matthew Jones
Peggy Lancaster
Dinah Latham
Angela Laughton
David Lindsell
London Transport Museum
Gerald Lee
Brian Mackin
Reg Mason (decd)
Derek Matthews (decd)
Jane Mayhew
Anne Mills (decd)
Roger Moore
Dave Morris
Harry Morton
Monica Mullins
Derek Nudd
Chris O’Brien
Jim Olney
Anne Paton
Stephen Palmer
Caroline Perkins
Elgar Pike (decd)
Martin Pounce
Stan Pretty
Susan Price
Edward Pugh (decd) and David Dennis
Barry and Margaret Renfrew
David Revel
Richardson Family (Alison Napier, Tony Voss and Rosie Hunt-Marciniak)
W H Richardson & Trevor Richardson
Danny Robins
Jennifer Robinson
David & Valerie Royal
Alan Sabatini
Christopher Salaman
Nicholas Salmon (decd)
Vivien and Deborah Samson
Keith Sanders
Denise Sandford
Peter Schofield
Colin Seabright (decd)
Gerry Selby (decd)
Shardeloes “Babies” – many of them
Stephen Shearing
Mary Shepherd
Lynne Sheppard
Geoff & Shirley Sherlock
Arthur Shrimpton (decd)
Richard South
Nicky Sowell
Pam Spater
Michael Stallwood
Christine Standring
Gerald Stratfull (decd)
John Suckling
Sally Succony
Janice Talmer
Liz Tench
Michael Thomas
Martin Thompson
Wendy Tibbitts
Ian Tibbles
Emily Toettcher
Catriona Troth
Jack True (decd)
Barney Tyrwhitt-Drake
William Tyrwhitt-Drake
V&A Museum
Peter Viney
Ray Wainwright
George Ward (decd) and his family
Ruth Webb
Barbara Webber
Chris Wege
Tony Westhead
Ron White
Gwyneth Wilkie
Robert Wine
Violet Winsor
Julia Wise
George Worrall
Betty Wright
Bill Wright
Billy Wright

Plan Your Visit

Opening hours:

Wednesday to Sunday, and Bank Holiday Mondays, 12noon to 4:30pm

49 High Street
Old Amersham
Buckinghamshire
HP7 0DP

01494 723700
[email protected]

 

“Enjoyed our visit to this wonderful interactive museum where you are positively encouraged to touch things!”

“Visited Amersham museum yesterday – lovely place, provides many details on the history of the place. Plenty of cute cafes, pubs and shops around also… not difficult to find free parking nearby. ”

“A well-run, informative and interesting small museum on the main street. It’s mostly volunteer-run and they do a great job in keeping it and making you feel welcome…Check out the herb garden too.”

“Enjoyable film and television location guided walk around Amersham hosted by Amersham Museum – here are the Sun Houses on Highover Park and further up the hill is High & Over.”

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