Haslemere Educational Museum
Open 10am – 5pm Tuesday to SaturdayAdmission By Donation
What´s on Guide
WACKY WIDGETS AT THE MUSEUM
TALK ON SATURDAY 11TH JULY @ 2PM
EXHIBITION STARTING ON 4TH JULY 2009
Strange devices, antique gadgets, come and listen to Maurice Collins talk about the wonderful World of collecting. £4.50 Adults £2.50 children (refreshments included) no need to book.
DONT MISS IT
HASLEMERE TOWN WALK
SUNDAY 5TH JULY - MEET OUTSIDE THE MUSEUM AT 2.30 AND BE LEAD BY TIM WINTER THROUGH HASLEMERE'S HISTORY. DONATIONS TO THE MUSEUM.
Planning Your Visit
Haslemere Museum is situated in Southwest Surrey near the Hampshire and West Sussex borders. With over 240,000 specimens, along with over 140,000 Human History artefacts from around the World, we are one of the largest Natural History Museums in central southern England.There are three large permanent galleries and three temporary exhibition rooms, with a library and a dedicated education room for people of all ages.
The grounds cover an area of over 1,000sq metres, with a large pond and gazebo, an observation beehive and a tree trail that follows the Museum´s boundary through an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. National Trust land is nearby for long or short walks in the countryside.
Download Haslemere Town Centre Map (PDF File 653Kb)Download Museum Garden and Grounds Layout (PDF File 617Kb)
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Haslemere Visitor Information Centre Walks in and around Haslemere
Holding your own Exhibition or Event
If you would like to hold your exhibition or event at Haslemere Educational Museum simply call 01428 642112 or email us at enquiries@haslemeremuseum.co.ukor you could print out our A4 brochure
Download Room Hire Brochure Guide (PDF File 167Kb)
Educating People
In 2003 the Museum was selected by The Guardian Newspaper as one of the country's Top 20 family friendly museums.The museum is independent and relies on the financial support of visitors and members.
This Museum was made possible because of:Museum Founder Sir Jonathan Hutchinson
Eminent Victorian Geologist Sir Archibald Geikie
Haslemere Museum – Educating People Since 1888
Haslemere Educational Museum




