Oswestry Town Museum exploring everyday lives
The Guildhall, Bailey head, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 1PZ
New for 2026
Exploring stories of everyday lives
Each day during the Heritage Open Day Festival the museum will highlight one story of someone with connection to Oswestry and look at their working lives.
A full list of the people being featured will be available on our website prior to the festival with a presentation each day at 12.00.
At other times Volunteers will be on hand to show where the stories are featured in the museum.
Stories like 'my Mum an Ellesmere girl' and the story of the Boys High School Athlete who became a gun toting sheriff in America.
The history of 'the Lock and Key' and the connection between Phoebe Parish and the coalmines of Trefonen.
Everyday histories of ordinary people.
The Guildhall, Bailey head, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 1PZ
parking is available on the adjacent Horsemarket car park, disabled toilets on the ground floor. there is a ramp entrance on the side of the building and a lift up to the museum which will accommodate a standard wheelchair
There are many more stories and histories of local people to explore in the museum.