Temporary Exhibitions are run throughout the year starting, in February when the Museum opens after the winter break, with and exhibition of the work of Lord Williams’s School’s Art Students. The quality of the Student’s work has to be seen to be believed! The rest of the year is taken up by exhibitions, usually lasting about 3 months, covering topics of local history.
The image above is of the exhibition about the Oxford to Princes Risborough railway and it’s effect on Thame. The model in the centre is of Thame railway station, now part of the Phoenix Trail.
To see what events and exhibitions are planned click here.
The Exhibition space is also used for talks and other activities hosted in the Museum. To find out what family and children’s activities are planned click here.
Thame Museum is a local museum located in the High Street of the town of Thame in Oxfordshire, England.
The whole Museum is fully accessible to non-motorised wheelchair users. The Museum also has an adapted toilet.
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