Public houses
Public houses “Pubs of Chesham” by Ray East, Keith Fletcher & Peter Hawkes states that in 1937, there were 53 recorded public houses and beer houses in Chesham. Today we […]
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Public houses “Pubs of Chesham” by Ray East, Keith Fletcher & Peter Hawkes states that in 1937, there were 53 recorded public houses and beer houses in Chesham. Today we […]
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The Chesham Tapestry comprises 12 embroidered panels covering Chesham. How did it come into existence and where can you view it today?
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Objective of role: To interact with visitors, share with stories of Chesham’s people and places through our collection in our new museum space in Chesham Town Hall. Managed by: Management […]
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Ashley Davis and Ang Ward research LGBTQ+ history in Chesham.
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On the 1 July a small group of Chesham Museum volunteers were lucky enough to have a guided tour of the National Paralympic Heritage Trust.
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This fascinating log book was donated to us in 2016 and belonged to Ethelbert Arthur Clement Golding.
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The most famous soldier who lived locally and fought in the Boer War was Charles Cavendish, 3rd Lord Chesham.
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We wouldn’t be able to do what we do without the support and dedication of our volunteers. Volunteering is an excellent way to learn new skills and meet new people. […]
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Exciting news about Chesham Museum’s new exhibition space in our January Your Chesham update.
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The name Chesham can be traced back over a thousand years. Learn about how the name has evolved and how it should be pronounced.
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Chesham had many pubs and its own brewery. As a result there was a major problem with drunkenness. In reaction to this, a Christian temperance movement arose. This is the story…
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18 July – 17 August is South Asian Heritage Month which aims to deepen people’s understanding of the rich and diverse contributions of South Asian communities to British society.
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Join us as we celebrate the 400 year Anniversary of The Weedon Almshouses. Explore the history of this unique charity through objects gratefully loaned by the Almshouses Charity’s Collection including original documents.
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Greengrocer In the 1920s, there were at least 17 listed greengrocers trading in Chesham whereas today, the only independent trader specialising in fruit and veg. is the visiting stall on […]
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Barry Wilkins story about working as a cooper in the premises opposite the Brewery on White Hill, behind Priest’s Garage.
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