Haddenham Museum
Museum | Aylesbury | England | United Kingdom
History of Haddenham village
The Haddenham Museum is located in Haddenham, Buckinghamshire, and is dedicated to the history of the village and its surroundings. It is situated in the former schoolroom behind the Methodist Church on High Street. The museum was founded in 1998 by volunteers and is a registered charity.
Exhibitions at Haddenham Museum
Collections and Exhibitions
Cultural events in Haddenham
The museum houses a variety of artifacts documenting life in Haddenham over the centuries:
Volunteer opportunities at Haddenham Museum
Everyday items: Household goods, tools, and devices illustrating the daily life of the village community.
Artifacts from Buckinghamshire area
Photographs and documents: Old photos, maps, and written records providing insight into the development of the village and its residents.
Agricultural equipment: Tools and machinery used in farming, including models of carts made by James Plater in Haddenham.
Witchert: A special exhibition on "Witchert", a building material made from weathered limestone that is widespread in Haddenham and shapes the construction of many buildings in the village.
Educational offerings and events
The museum regularly organizes events and special exhibitions, including:
Tours and lectures: Guided walks through the village and lectures on local history.
Publications: Annual issues called "The Haddenham Chronicles", written by local authors and covering various aspects of village history.
Membership and volunteering: The museum invites the community to become members or volunteer to help expand the collection and support events.
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