A fascinating small museum with a lot to offer. Welcomed by enthusiastic and helpful volunteers the wealth of treasures inside was a delight. So many interesting historic connections in this area and this exquisite 400 year old school house.

We have driven past this museum so many times as live locally. It is open weekends and bank holidays 2-5pm and hosted by volunteers. We were met with a very warm and friendly welcome and the lady also answered all our questions. It was quite...More

The museum is run by volunteers and staffed by the villagers who are very knowledgeable. It is the place made famous by Thomas Hughes in "Tom Brown's Schooldays" so much is devoted to that. Also the home for some years of John Betjamin of with...More

A lovely small museum in a literary hub of this part of the world being home to author of Tom Brown's school days, John Betjemin and Pam Ayres. The temporary small exhibit on WW1 brings home the impact of events 100 years ago on ordinary...More

Informative, friendly staff, art gallery in art week. A beautiful little village, open bank holidays. Also artefacts about John Betjemen.

This is a small museum run by local volunteers which covers the White Horse of Uffington, the surrounding villages, very interesting info on Alfred Williams, poet, and Tom Brown's Schooldays and author. It has limited opening times, but is well worth it.

A lovely little privately run museum. It is housed in an old school dating from 1617. Its main claim is the village’s association with Thomas Hughes (author of Tom Brown’s Schooldays) and also with Poet Laureate John Betjeman. The permanent collection comprises of artefacts relating...More