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Coming soon
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Cards for Good Causes
in the Museum
26th October - 22nd December
The Museum is open
from 10am until 5pm (4pm after October 31st)
For more information contact Godalming Museum
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Cards for Good Causes
Buying your Christmas Cards and Gifts at the Museum can help a host of different charities and also the Museum itself. The sale of cards benefits 38 charities - 32 national and six local. For every pound spent 81p goes to the charity
A variety of gifts and books, many related to Surrey, includes an exclusive range of china ware It is decorated with a purple Iris stylosa painted by Gertrude Jekyll, the renowned gardener who lived at Munstead Wood. A range of smaller items includes many stocking fillers.
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Myles Birket Foster
an evening with Anthony Oxley
at St Hilary's School Godalming.
Wednesday, 1st December,
at 7.30 pm
Tickets at £4.00 each are available from the Museum
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Myles Birket Foster
In celebration of the Museum's acquisition of a work by this local painter, we devote this evening to his life and art.
The evening is presented by Anthony Oxley, a leading authority
on Myles Birket Foster. Click here to see the picture and read a short biography.
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The Christmas Fair
in the Museum
Saturday 4th December |
Christmas Fair
Local crafts people will demonstrate their skills and sell their products. The Museum is open daily, Thursday to Saturday.. Exactly the right time for Christmas!
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How to Date Old Buildings
An evening with Rod Wild at St Hilary's School, Godalming. Wednesday 26th January
at 7.30pm
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How to Date Old Buildings
Tree Ring Dating - Dendrochronology - relative to Old Surrey Buildings. A talk by Rod Wild MA, Msc. The speaker is a leading member of the Surrey Domestic Buildings Restoration Group and the Surrey Dendrochronology Project
Wednesday, January 26th 2005
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The work work of
CFA Voysey, Architect
Michael Edwards talks about the architect C F A Voysey, at
St Hilary's School at 7.30 pm.
Wednesday 2nd March 2005 Tickets at £4.00 each are available from the Museum
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The work work of CFA Voysey, Architect
Following his talk on Lutyens in the last series, Michael Edwards now turns his attention to another architect whose work is represented in our locality, including Prior's Garth, which became Huxley's home.
Wednesday March 2nd 2005
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