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Rye Meadows is a special wetland site in Ashtead, which is the result of a 15 year programme to enhance the nature conservation value of the Rye Brook and its floodplain and to encourage and protect wildlife.

Prior's Field School occupies a private house designed by the renowned Arts and Crafts architect Charles Francis Annesley Voysey. Visitors can take a guided tour of key areas of the house and it's beautiful gardens.

Guildford Model Engineering Society home of Stoke Park Railway. Site open free to the public, with miniature steam train rides available, Garden Railways and indoor Railway Layout in operation. Small display about the history of the society.

Tour of our 100 years on the High Street Exhibition by Jo Buckrell, from our Collections team. The exhibition marks 100 years at 78 High Street.

Ash Museum is small and friendly, housed in a former chapel which is Grade II listed and has some beautiful stained glass windows.

Picturesque working water Mill set in delightful surroundings on the River Mole, with views over the weirs and farmland, and home to a variety of birds and wildlife. Celebrating 40 years since the mill was saved by Cobham Mill Preservation Trust.

Discover a tiny, exquisite parish library founded in the early 18th century, a forerunner of today’s public libraries. Find out about its history, and the story of its remarkable founder, Andrew Cranston.

Visit Tanyard Cottage, dating back to the 15th century.

Visit this impressive 15th Century Grade II listed Tithe Barn with illustrated displays celebrating 100 years since The Bookhams Residents' Association was established and other displays on the history of Little Bookham and the Tithe Barn.

Tour of one of the oldest domestic buildings in Farnham.

Visit The Kiln / Badshot Lea Village Hall, tours throughout the day

Visit the Bush Hotel

St Martin's Church is Epsom's largest and most impressive historical building. Its architecture speaks of its developmet over five centuries and the overall grandeur is packed with fascinating details.

A screening of some of the earliest film footage of daily life in Europe at the turn of the century.

Surrey Diggers Escape Room activity hosted by Paul Moffett, Learning and Outreach Officer, Elmbridge Museum

We are open from 1000 until 1600 on Saturday 12th September. Refreshments will be available (we are famous for our cakes)!

Shalford Cemetery octagonal Chapel and Mortuary, built in 1887 of traditional bargate stone to replace the already full churchyard burial ground. The graveyard contains the graves of many well known local people.

St John's church is normally open to the public but unattended. For HOD, guides will offer tours of the Grade II listed church building and surrounding churchyard, including an opportunity to visit the bell tower for demonstrations of bell ringing.

What was day to day life like in the kitchens and laundry during the Victorian period at Nonsuch ? Learn about this and much more,

In this presentation, fully illustrated with photographs of specimens relating to Ewell and Epsom, Ian will tell the story of how local people coped with shortages of official coinage by using or creating their own!

Join Ruth Munns on an historical walk around Ewell Village. Find out about famous residents, law and order, the church, gunpowder and much, much more.

Epsom became a grand Spa town when the discovery of Epsom salts put it on the international map. Ian will highlight some splendid buildings that have stood the test of time, and others have not.

A display of historic vehicles by Surrey Vintage Vehicle Society.

What do you know about Worcester Park? Join David for a fascinating talk about the links to Henry VIII, railways and computing.

Epsom Salts are known throughout the world but when and where were they discovered? How did they make Epsom a spa town and what did Pepys say about his visit? Find out on this fascinating walk.

A talk on the architecture of Castle Street Farnham by Michael Blower MBE.

A talk by Alison Gordon and a walk around the garden

A one hour tour of the UCA Campus

Exhibitions, presentations, tours and an opportunity to meet researchers to find out about those buried in Horton Cemetery and the history of Epsom's five asylums. Visit both the area around the Cemetery and the former Horton Chapel, now The Horton.

Visit New Ashgate Gallery during Heritage Open Days 2026 and meet artist Susie Lidstone as she paints in the gallery. Visitors are welcome to drop in, watch Susie at work, ask questions and hear more about the ideas behind her forthcoming artworks.

This special little Victorian Gothic Revival church is a treasure trove of designs by the grand designers of the day.

St Mark’s Church is a relatively small modern building situated in Franklyn Road, in the Ockford Ridge and Aaron’s Hill area.

Visit what William Morris called this church ’the most beautiful country church in all England’.

The Royal Grammar School: Grade I listed building dating from the late 16th century with later additions. The Chained Library and Tudor schoolroom are open. Information relating to the history of the School is on display in the schoolroom.

Beautiful community church completely rebuilt and finished in 2025.

Explore Caffé Piccolo, an independent family run restaurant on the site of a 17th century or earlier building.

Farnham Town Crier Michael Stephens will be giving a talk about the history of the role of a town crier and of the variety of roles undertaken today.

Step inside Pippbrook House, Dorking’s Grade II* Victorian mansion by Sir George Gilbert Scott. Explore ornate interiors and discover the lives of past residents through a new exhibition.

Churches are an invaluable resource for those looking to find their past and St Michael’s Church in Mickleham is no exception. From church records to the physical evidence on headstones in the graveyard, there is so much history to discover.

An exhibition of material from the theatre archive focusing on the development of the building, its link with Dame Sybil Thorndike, and showcasing some of the subsequent productions at the venue.

The Story of Mount Felix: A talk by Nick Pollard, Spelthorne Museum Curator and Walton historian.

She defied an empire and became a legend. Join our resident historian, Tim Hazell, at the Riverhouse Barn to explore the epic life and legacy of Queen Boudicca - Britain’s ultimate symbol of rebellion, freedom, and fierce resistance.

British Railways Electrical Control Room. In operation between 1936 and 1997. Contain several Art Deco features.

Guided tour of the Crafts Study Centre

Join us for two special openings on Friday 11th and Saturday 12th September to look behind the scenes at some of our collections.

Take the opportunity to visit Ewell Court House and find out more about its history and architecture.

Free 35 minute taster session suitable for babies aged 6 weeks to 2 years. Sing and Sign draws on our rich cultural musical heritage of traditional nursery rhymes, action songs and familiar melodies to help stimulate language development in babies.

The Mural paintings at St. Mark's Church were painted between 1911 and 1920 by Kitty Milroy.

An illustrated talk on trees, from the end of the last ice age to the present day

In this talk Roy Waight examines three very different Victorian lives:

A two-hour, there and back walk, led by Richard Holway, from Waverley Abbey car park to Mother Ludlam’s Cave and Moor Park House.

A circular walk of approximately 2 miles, starting from St Thomas-on-the Bourne Church

Discover the history of this Grade II* Listed mansion, located opposite the ruins of the first Cistercian monastery in England.

Founded in 1857 the Holmesdale Natural History Club is opening its private museum of Natural History, Local History, Local Archaeology and Geology.

Come and visit a real blacksmithing family at their Grade II* Listed historic home 'Rowhurst' and watch them shaping hot iron in their adjacent forge.

Guildford Jazz presents Live New Orleans Jazz From the Alvar Tree Frogs in the Courtyard of Abbotts Hospital as part of the 2026 Guildford Jazz and Soul Festival

Discover King Edwards School on this Guided tour. The School was founded in 1553 in the City of London and has a history which represents the cornerstone of its renowned links with the City.

Semaphore Tower is a unique remnant from the Napoleonic era, the Grade II* listed brick structure is the only surviving semaphore tower in Britain. It was once a cutting-edge building at the forefront of technology and design.

Join us at Godalming Museum and explore the local history of our delightful town.

Come and walk through history at Godalming’s Grade I Listed parish church.

Victorian Parish Church on the Jack Phillips trail

Join LADA us for a Day of Performing Arts on Saturday 12th September 2026 at The Leatherhead Institute FREE trial classes available in: Acro, Ballet, Musical Theatre, Singing, Street, Tap www.ladancearts.co.uk

Take a backstage tour of this hidden gem of a theatre sited in a set of WWII Army barracks

Discover a wooden structure enduring for 630 years, a lasting legacy of Waverley Abbey's monks, alongside an updated exhibition bringing 10,000 years of Wanborough's story to life — from prehistoric times to its secret WWII connection with the SOE.

Come and see how people lived in Shere Village in bygone years

Visit the remains of a Victorian Pleasure Garden.

History of Charlwood Village at work. Village walk of local industry - Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th, 1400 St Nicholas' Church (1 hour duration). Textiles - new wall hangings. Medieval Wall Paintings. Bell Tower open for visits.

The Mole Valley Geological Society presents two talks on the impact of geology and climate change on 2000 years of Mole Valley everyday viticulture, intervened by a practical workshop (wine tasting that is).

Join Jessica Thurtell to uncover the history of our dining habits through the ages.

Visit the Lovelace Mausoleum at St Martin's Church, East Horsley.

Visit the Research Centre of the Surrey Archaeological Society to explore the specialist library and meet the librarian and volunteers.

A photographic exhibition depicting people and events in the village of Leigh since the 1950s supporting the newly published "ReLeighable Memories" featuring the reminiscences of people who grew up in the village during that time.

A colourful and varied display of artwork by Leatherhead Art Club.

As the School celebrates its 175th anniversary, come and see displays on the history and heritage of St John's in the Old Chapel with guided tours of the School grounds at 1000;1100;1200;1400. Booking required.

Enjoy a guided tour of Gatton Park's 'Capability' Brown-designed landscape and Edwardian gardens, including the Japanese garden and rock garden. View our latest project - the restoration of the "Town Hall" - a Grade II* listed monument.

This unusual chapel building has huge historical significance for the residents of Bagshot and is an important part of Bagshot Cemetery.

Enjoy a guided walk around Godalming.

Come and see a different view of Church Street and the High Street

The bell tower of SS Peter & Paul will be open for a bell-ringing demonstration.

Discover Barrow Hills School on this tour of the house and gardens.

Church mostly rebuilt in the mid 19th Century from local stone and with a mainly chalk interior

A Godalming Quaker will be on hand to explain the history of Quakerism in Godalming, the history of the buildings and the site.

An exhibition in St Michael's Church, Mickleham by the Mickleham and Westhumble Local History Group of Everyday Lives and some of the people who made a mark in the community.

Join the curator of Chertsey Museum for a free morning guided walk around St Ann's Hill, Chertsey, and later visit the small but beautiful Holland chapel which is in a private residence not normally accessible to the public.

The site is normally open to the public but unattended. For HOD there will be tour guides and also access to the bell tower. St James’ is a large 12th century church with an imposing spire and many interesting features inside.

At Nightingale Road Cemetery, in addition to seeing the work of the charity, within the chapel buildings, a copy of the cemetery records will be available for reference and the memorial garden opened in November 2018 can be seen.

Explore this charming Tudor gem, the only Grade 1 listed public building in Esher, with its unique Vanbrugh-designed private pew.

A thousand years of history of St. Mary's Church and its parishioners.

Step inside one of Surrey’s hidden gems. Fetcham Park House opens its doors for a rare opportunity to explore the historic rooms and beautifully landscaped grounds.

St Martin's is a magnificent Victorian church by Henry Woodyer. Its history and interiors can be explored through the people who in different ways left their mark on it.

Experience the history of this magnificent building from Georgian times through to being the clubhouse to one of England's top 100 golf courses.

Exhibitions, presentations, tours and the opportunity to meet researchers to find out about the fascinating history of Horton Cemetery and Epsom's five asylums.

Join us at Effingham Methodist Chapel for a Church & village history exhibition. Some local dinosaurs, fossils and meteorites. Crafts and quiz for children. RSPB display.

Visit this Grade II* listed church, with origins in the 12th century. Sir Barnes Wallis, inventor of the “bouncing bomb” for the 'Dambusters Raid', is buried in the churchyard.

Designed in the early English Saxon style and faced in flint, the church was consecrated by the Catholic Bishop of Southwark on 8 October 1913.

Visit St Andrew’s Church & discover this prize of Victorian Heritage while also exploring the lives of past parish residents.

Alexander Bagnall, Secretary of the Mausoleum and Monuments Trust and project manager of the Deepdene Trail project, gives an overview of the highly important historic Deepdene estate and its subsequent uncovering.

With glorious views across the rolling Surrey Hills, stunning gardens and acres of countryside to explore, Polesden Lacey house, gardens and estate is the perfect place to enjoy a day out with family and friends.

Visit a complete eighteenth century windmill and enjoy a self-guided tour and small exhibition about the restoration. Visitors are free to enjoy the grounds, Teas & Cakes/bring a picnic. Toilet facilities are available. Guides on hand for questions

Join ITV News Presenter and Reporter Faye Barker for a behind the scenes insight into broadcast journalism over the decades. Reflecting on her own career of 30 years, whilst looking back at the history of TV news, which began more than 70 years ago.

Short talk and guided tour of St Peter's Church, Hascombe on Saturday at 1500

Why not make Wonersh, Surrey your destination on Saturday 19th September. You can combine a visit to the Grade II listed Church of St John the Baptist with a 45 minute self-guided walk “Exploring Historic Wonersh”

A rare opportunity to learn more about this Grade II listed theatre, and the Mill Studio, which has hosted an amazing list of stars since it opened in 1965.

A 90-minute walk around the historic village of Ripley taken by the chairman of the local history society. Interesting old buildings and some fascinating local stories.

St Barnabas Church is a remarkable, ornate church in the middle of the countryside which was funded entirely by the then Lord Ashcombe as his estate church. The church was designed by the eminent architect, Sir George Gilbert Scott and built in 1859.

Discover the fascinating story of Mullins House, a Grade II listed building on West Street, Dorking, dating back to around 1590.

Visit the Reading Room and learn some local history!

This Grade II listed hill top church, heavily restored in the 1850s by renowned local architecy Henry Woodyer is the parish church for the village of Chilworth. It has far reaching views over the Surrey countryside and beyond to the South Downs.

An Anglo-Saxon origin church in a wonderful country setting.

An unusual church designed by one of Britain's most celebrated architects containing several special exhibitions for Heritage Open Days. Refreshments Available.

Visit this Grade I listed ancient Saxon church, which has over 1,000 years of history and stands in the peaceful grounds of Albury Park, within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Hall including the Temple will be open. Our talks will reflect this year's theme, with local Freemasons on hand to answer questions about it and other Masonic topics. Part of the Godalming Community for almost 140 Years

Discover the stories behind one of the UK's most remarkable heritage sites this Heritage Open Days. Join us on Saturday 12 September, any time between 10:00 and 15:00, for a free Open Day. Free admission • No booking required • All welcome

St.Michael's Church Camberley - explore the church interior and the stories behind the memorials, font, windows and altar. The bell tower will be open too and you can have a go at bell ringing.

An extended opportunity to explore and enjoy our lovely church. All welcome to admire the architecture, discover our history, enjoy some tea and cakes !

An extended opportunity to explore and enjoy our lovely church. All welcome to admire the architecture, discover our history, enjoy some tea and cakes !

Discover St Andrew's; its distinctive steeple is a landmark for miles.

The church of the Wisdom of God is unique in England: it is built like a Roman basilica and is filled with treasures from ancient Rome and Byzantium.

Part of the Walton-on-Thames Heritage Festival, local resident and professional walking guide 'Steve Parkinson' will take you for a 70-90 minute walk around historic sites of Walton-on-Thames - both in the town and along the River Thames.

Part of the Walton-on-Thames Heritage Festival, local resident and professional walking guide 'Steve Parkinson' will take you for a 70-90 minute walk around historic sites of Walton-on-Thames - both in the town and along the River Thames.

Set in a tranquil parkland, explore this Georgian country house with its unusual collection of pianos including some owned by Chopin, Bizet and Elgar. Families will love the natural adventure area in the woodland with its treehouse and bug burrow.

Celebrating St Nicolas Church, the centre of Cranleigh from 1170 the oldest building in our village. An open day exploring the architecture and heritage of this grade 11* listed building.

For the first time, Napper Centre will be open. Following recent renovation work the first cottage hospital in the UK opened in 1859 in Cranleigh Surrey and will be open to visit.

The Cecil Hepworth Playhouse Theatre will be open for a community day on Sunday 20th September 2026 from 11am - 5pm.

Oakhurst Cottage offers a rare insight into domestic life in the mid-19th century.

Go back to before 1066 and discover the fascinating story of the smallest parish church in Surrey - the ancient, Grade I listed Church of St Bartholomew. Gaze at the wonderful boat-shaped monastic roof and find other traces of an amazing past.

An introductory talk on St.Tarcisius Church and its role in the history of Camberley. Followed by a tour of the church and the items of religious and local significance.

This iconic landmark on Guildford's High Street is open to visitors for Heritage Open Days 2026.

An exhibition of winning and commended projects of the Guildford Design Awards 2025 featuring buildings and public art from a large multiple housing complex to a tiny conservation project and everything in between.

An exhibition of winning and commended projects of the Guildford Design Awards 2025 featuring buildings and public art from a large multiple housing complex to a tiny conservation project and everything in between.

A special display at Surrey Heath Museum revealing the story of Camberley & Frimley's industrial heritage. Kindly funded by Surrey Industrial Heritage Group.

Fashion Show from local businesses and a display of fashion through the 20 - years of The Heart Shopping Centre

We would like to hear from you, the people of Guildford, about your everyday histories. Tell us about your own life and experiences, or those of a family member, friend, or coworker, as we broaden our understanding of Guildford's social history.

Discover this grade I listed garden created by the great landscape designers of the 18th century which charts the evolution of the English Landscape Garden.

Enjoy free entry to Watts Gallery and spend the day discovering our artworks and exhibitions, marvelling at the Watts Cemetery Chapel and Arts and Crafts buildings and exploring our grounds and gardens.

Explore the varied history of Soper Hall since its opening in 1912 as a memorial to William Garland Soper - known as the father of modern Caterham.

Puttenham Barn is opening its doors to those curious about this hidden 250 year old barn. Saved from crumbling away, it is now an eco-friendly bunkhouse with a beautiful wildflower garden - all welcome!

Town Wharf, Millbrook Grade II* listed building and scheduled ancient monument. Late 17th/early 18th century. Believed to be the last working example of its type in the country. Access to its workings.

A tour of the house and garden

Join a Museum guide for a guided tour of Betchworth Castle with access to the castle enclosure which is usually inaccessible to the public. Explore the history of this historic site and those who created, lived in and destroyed it.

Join a Museum guide for this walk in the heart of Dorking exploring the town's history as a working town. Spot the evidence of Dorking's historic industries and trades in the fabric of the town.

Grade I listed. Oldest church in Guildford, dating from 10th century or earlier; extended C12-C13. Tower is oldest building in town. Pulpit where Lewis Carroll preached. Children's trail and visitor guides.

Tour of listed medieval hall house, dated 1415, with late 17th Century and later additions, located alongside a private section of the ancient Roman road, Stane Street.

Slyfield House is a Grade I listed Jacobean house with a rich local history.

Visit Leith Hill Place, your home from home Mansion house. Enjoy a fabulous cream tea in the most spectacular location that has inspired many notable people before, including Caroline Wedgwood, Charles Darwin, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Hans Zimmer.

- Free guided walk at midday - A rare peek inside some of our historic mausoleums - Refreshments at The Brookwood Cemetery Society lodge (donations gratefully received)

Guided tours will include architectural gems such as the historic South African Cloister, Memorial Chapel, the Main Hall, Library and Scholars’ Court.

Explore the history of Guildford and collect stickers along the way with our family guide

What do everyday names tell you about the history of Dorking? Join a Museum guide to explore the names we take for granted in the town centre and learn their origins and what they tell us about the history of the town.

Join a Museum guide for a tour of Dorking's historic drinking establishments: pubs, ins and drinking dens. And finish up with a beer in one of the town's remaining pubs.

A film screening of the 1956 documentary film ' Pilgrim's Way' and a talk by Mandy Bright, a North Downs Way Ambassador.

Discover inside the unusual octagonal Albury Pigeon house, built in the 16th century when pigeons were used for food, and their droppings for gunpowder. Enter and see the potence (the rotatable access ladder) and the 649 pigeon holes.

Milton court, built in the 1600s, is a house built on a site recorded in the Domesday Book. As the Head Office of Unum, the building is not usually accessible to the public.

Royal Holloway, University of London, welcomes you to explore our spectacular Grade I listed Founder's Building, Picture Gallery, Chapel and extensive grounds.

Grade II* listed building. Loseley Chapel is the burial chapel of the More Molyneux family of Loseley Park. Home made refreshments served throughout the day and sale of homemade produce.

Explore how our eating habits and where our food comes from have changed over the centuries.

A hillside arboretum with twisting paths leading to secret glades and hidden views. The dramatic hillside location provides the perfect canvas for a collection of plants and trees that paint a picture.

Come and visit Guildford United Reformed Church. See the unusual octagonal shaped sanctuary with its lantern of stained glass, and discover the people who have built 350 years of history.

Join the Lightbox Gallery and Museum and local partners showcasing the rich and varied history of Woking Borough.

A self-guided audio tour of Guildford, exploring the wool trade, cathedral keepers, locksmiths and the workers along the Wey.

Discover the fascinating history of Tongham's Old School Hall. Drop in to explore historical photographs, details of the school's past, and celebrate our local village heritage. Free admission and all are welcome.

A walk around Frimley, looking at past history. Returning to St.Peter's for a talk on the church and the churchyard; part of 200th year celebrations.

A chance to visit Chobham Museum and find out about the village's unique heritage.

St Giles’ Church has served Ashtead for over 900 years. Join us on as we celebrate those figures who have shaped Ashtead. Explore exhibits, join a guided walk, try bell ringing, family activities, and conclude with a Festival Service of Evensong.

A chance to look around Caird Hall in Camberley, bult to house Frimley & Camberley Cadet Corps in 1929.

A chance to look around the church, dating from 1819 with talk on the history.

Look our for signs around the Castle Grounds with QR codes. Listen to stories form the castles past.

As the School celebrates its Centenary Year come and join us for guided tours of the Senior School Castle and Prep School Glyn House. Tours of each site are 25 minutes commencing at 12:00, 12:30, 13:00, 13:30, 14:00 and 14:30. Booking required.

Discover a selection of remarkable archive treasures that bring Guildford's past to life, featuring original documents, photographs, books and other items from The Guildford Institute's archive collections.

Come and explore the University of Surrey's Archives and Special Collections and find out what we have, what we do and how we do it. The event includes the opportunity to visit our stores and take part in a conservation session.

Join the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for a free tour of Walton-on-Thames Cemetery, led by one of our experienced volunteer tour guides.

Guided tours, woodland walk, talks, traction engine rides, craft stalls, refreshments.

Visit members of the Walton Art Club at the Heart Shopping Centre and see their Heritage Exhibition of art, cards and more.

The Meeting House is a Grade II Listed place of worship, opened well over 200 years ago, in 1806. The building, replaces the earlier place of worship and burying ground across the other side of North Street on the land now called 'Quakers Acre'.

The house and garden, recently acquired by the National Trust, is doing a limited ticketed trial opening of the property for Heritage Open Days.

Visit Guildford Castle Keep for free and discover the history of this Norman castle. Climb to the top of the Great Tower for stunning views, complete fun activities, and talk with knowledgeable stewards about the history of this great building.

Almshouses in 17th century Grade II* listed building with courtyard garden

Join Caroline for a rare behind the scenes walk highlighting the people and places behind the world famous Epsom Derby.

A talk in the Church, by Revd David Uffindell.

See selected panels of the Mount Felix Tapestry on display in the Community Cafe. Stitched by 600 volunteers, they tell the WWI story of 27,000 wounded New Zealand soldiers cared for in Walton.

The church of St Nicholas in Godstone will be open for visitors between 2pm and 4pm with a guide on site and refreshments available.

Find out about some of the people buried at or associated with St Nicolas, Great Bookham

Explore the 18th-century Palladian mansion and its 100-acre grounds in Elmbridge, a former royal residence and Grade I listed building. Visitors can enjoy a self-guided tour of the mansion, take a tree walk or explore the Vanbrugh remains!

Our visitors will be able to look around our beautiful showroom, participate in a full factory tour, and will also get the opportunity to make your very own Keymer tile!

Tour of 16th Century timber framed building.

Join us for a day of family fun as Painshill on the 20th of September 2026! Discover one of Surrey’s most beautiful historic landscapes, explore winding pathways, uncover hidden follies, and enjoy a variety of activities.

Charming Grade II* medieval church restored in 1861 by G. E. Street. Displays, stained-glass, monuments, historic books, plus an illustrated talk on some particular aspects. Children's activities available. Churchyard walking tour in the afternoon.

Take a tour of the Grade II listed Guildhall's main rooms and the former magistrate's court. See archive materials relating to the building of the Guildhall

A department store, trading since Victorian times

Tice’s Meadow: from farm to quarry, to community nature reserve, a tour with volunteers from the Tice’s Meadow Bird Group

Visit Harris and Hoole coffee shop in the 16th century Lion and Lamb House

The workhouse which once stood on the site of Farnham Hospital

The history of St Peter's Church and restoring St Peter's churchyard.

Visit Farnham Masonic Centre.

An early 18th century house built on the site of Farnham’s old Corn Exchange.

A Tudor Whodunnit involving counterfeit jewellery.

A guided tour of the ruins of Waverley Abbey with guide Roger Jude

The Wool Trade in Medieval Farnham.

A temporary history display charting over 175 years of Farnham Railway Station

Tabletop display of a selection of objects from the Elbridge Museum.