Following another successful year, Thame Museum was once again one of the recipients along with two of the Mayor’s Charities to each receive a donation of £1,500 from Thame Midsomer Tours.
The image above shows Tony Long, tour coordinator, handing a cheque to our newly appointed Chair of Thame Museum, Steve Bannister. Also in the picture are Michael Parsons our Treasurer, Jane Barker, Deputy Chair of the Trustees, and one of the guides Alan Haigh, along with DCI Barnaby who just happened to pop into the museum !
Thousands of Midsomer fans and tourists from around the world have now taken the Midsomer Walking Tour since the tours began eight years ago. These ever-popular tours have resulted in raising over £19,000 of charitable donations to local charities, based on two thirds of ticket sales income.
Thame is one of the most filmed locations, sometimes appearing as Causton, sometimes as one of the many picturesque villages in Midsomer County. The tour covers all of the 23 Midsomer filmed locations in Thame.
The Tours will re-start on Wednesday 7th April and run every Wednesday until 27th October 2027 There will also be tours every Saturday from 5th June until 25th September. The tours last around 90 minutes starting at 2pm from outside Thame Town Hall and finishing at the Museum, where you will have time to browse our gift shop and purchase some of the unique Midsomer souvenirs.
For more informatuon visit www.thamemidsomertours.co.uk
Tickets are £10 per person. Book online at ticketsource.co.uk/thamemidsomer or at Thame Town Hall Information centre in person or by phone on 01844 212833 or from our online shop HERE