Join us for a very special evening
Meet the authors of Decades – the Bee Gees in a special one-evening only event.
There is plenty going on at Thame Museum. See below to find out more.
There is plenty going on at Thame Museum. See below to find out more.
Meet the authors of Decades – the Bee Gees in a special one-evening only event.
A fun event as part of Taste of Thame hosted by the Museum.
We have an exciting new trail to try at the museum. There are 11 Lego and Duplo figures or items
Celebrating the achievements of Thame’s famous Musician and Composer
Howard Goodall
A beautifully illustrative talk about the life and career of a flamboyant artist
Catch up with Livestream video
Victoria Reynolds with some of the guys from Thame Shed
The Next of Kin memorial plaque commonly known as a Dead Man’s Penny
Support us by putting a token in our box
The development of suburbia
“Not marked on any map, Metro-land is as much a concept of the mind as a real place”
Catch up with the Livestream video
Bob popularly known as “Whispering Bob” Harris, hosted the iconic BBC2 music programme “The Old Grey Whistle Test”, from 1972
Thame features as Causton and other fictional villages in the TV series Midsomer Murders. The tour, led by experienced guides, visits the Thame landmarks that have appeared.
The Museum is delighted to receive a donation of £1500 from Thame Midsomer Tours.
Albert Edward Dandridge, born in Headington, he worked at Morris Motors, He was also an enthusiastic and very skilful model maker
View a great display of haberdashery from the 19th and 20th century
Thame Museum a unique setting for your private events
A blue plaque unveiled at the former house of John Smythe in Chinnor
What’s In a name? Help us in researching the history of Thame’s street names.
HOT OFF THE PRESS!
A new book on Thame’s rich past written by local celebrity Bruce Alexander.