Godalming Museum

Godalming Museum was founded in 1921 and is located opposite the Old Town Hall, affectionately known as the Pepperpot. The museum is a friendly and welcoming place for all to visit and tells the story of Godalming and the surrounding area. Our fascinating galleries explore the way the town has developed since prehistoric times, and tell the stories of famous Godalming residents such as the famous garden designer Gertrude Jekyll, and the Titanic’s wireless operator Jack Phillips. Visitors can relax with a hot drink in our coffee shop, get some sun in our Jekyll-inspired walled garden, and buy locally sourced gifts and souvenirs in our shop. Our family-friendly summer exhibition, The Witley Camps during World War Two, will share the story of how the soldiers at the Witley Camps lived, worked, and entertained themselves, along with items found from the camps. We will have plenty of crafts and activities running alongside the exhibition to keep your little ones entertained.

Timings & Tours

Saturday 13 September:

1000-1600

Sunday 14 September:

1000-1600

Location & directions

109a Godalming High Street, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 1AQ

Directions:

Opposite The Pepperpot adjacent to Town Council Offices

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Ground floor wheelchair access only.

Additional information

The Museum is open Tuesday - Saturday 1000-1600, Sunday the 14th September is an additional opening for HOD

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