The Chertsey Museum is opened in 1965 in the old TownHall. The museum is called the local history museum in Regency townhouse and it was run by volunteers and was run by Chertsey Urban District Council.
The collection includes history of the Runnymede area, fine art and decorative art, local clocks, local archaeology history of Chertsey Abbey, documents and photographs that social history include, furniture, ceramics and the Magna Carta story.
The museum displays women’s wear from 1960s to the modern days those have been selected from the Olive Matthews collection.
The staff of the museum comprises with full time Curator, part time Costume keeper, full time Education Officer, six part time Museum Assistants and also the supported volunteers.
Facilities
Bathroom facilities
· Adopted Toilets.
Access in to the building
· Accessible lift.
· Baby changing facilities.
· Disabled access.
Payment Facilities
· Free entry
Price
Free to enter the museum.
Open Close Time
Tuesday to Friday: 12.30 pm – 4.30 pm.
Saturdays: 11.00 am – 4.00 pm.
Closed on Sundays and Mondays
Open other times by arrangements.
Open for research facilities: Wednesdays and Thursdays: 12.30 to 4.15pm.
Saturdays: 1.15 to 3.45pm.
Address
Chertsey Museum
The Cedars
33 Windsor Street
Chertsey
Surrey
KT16 8AT
Great Britain
Web Site
www.chertseymuseum.org
Telephone
+44 1932 565764
