Wycombe Museum and Gardens, and Wedding Venue, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
Details
Accessibility
Disability Toilet and Baby Changing Facilities.
https://www.accessibilityguides.org/content/wycombe-museum
Brief description
"Wycombe Museum looks after collections totalling over 20,000 items of Social History, Furniture, Art and Photographs. The artefacts, belonging to Buckinghamshire Council and cared for by Wycombe Museum, represent High Wycombe and the surrounding area (formerly Wycombe District). This area covers Marlow, Stokenchurch, Princes Risborough and the surrounding villages. The collection includes objects dating from prehistoric times through to the present day, with the majority dating from around the 1850s onwards.
The Museum is best known for chairs. The collections include thousands of objects relating to the area’s rich furniture-making heritage, such as chairs, furniture, tools, archives and photographs. Other local crafts and industries represented in the collections include lace making, straw plaiting, paper making and brewing. The Art collection represents artists and subjects with local connections. https://wycombemuseum.org.uk/collections
Address
Wycombe Museum & Wedding Venue
Castle Hill Wedding Venue, Wycombe Museum
Priory Ave
High Wycombe HP13 6PX
Phone
01494 957210
Website
Directions
"On Foot: Wycombe Museum is just a short walk from High Wycombe Town Centre.
By Car: We have limited on-site parking, including disabled parking available. Metered road-side parking is available on The Greenway, Priory Avenue and Priory Road. Easton Street Car Park, High Wycombe Train Station Car Park, and Castle Street Car Park are all within a five minute walk."
Opening Times
Always check with the venue directly for up-to-date information including opening times and admission charges as they may be subject to change
Transport
"By Bus: The nearest bus stops to Wycombe Museum are on Castle Street and at High Wycombe Train Station.
By Train: High Wycombe Station is less than a 5 minute walk away. Exit the train, cross Amersham Hill at the pedestrian lights, then cross Castle Street. Walk over the railway bridge and turn left onto Priory Avenue. The entrance to Wycombe Museum is on the corner of Priory Avenue and The Greenway."
Amenities
Baby Changing Facilities
Disability Parking
Disability Toilets
Cafe
Museum
Parking
Toilets
Travel Information
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