Opened in 1996, the Witney and District Museum is situated in the centre of Witney, along the High Street. The large ground floor gallery houses a long term exhibition, showing the history of Witney and the surrounding area, and highlighting the changes that have...

What's in store? The Centre houses the County's major collections of Archaeology, Social History, crafts and arts. It holds items from Bronze Age beakers to bonnets, boots, bills, billhooks and bullock carts. It is a resource for new and changing exhibitions...

The Oxford Bus Museum has its origins in the Oxford Bus Preservation Syndicate, established in 1967 by a group of enthusiasts who had the foresight to realise that vehicles of potential significance to future generations should be saved before they were lost for all...

The Tolsey now houses a collection of local artefacts depicting the social and industrial heritage of the Oxfordshire town and surrounding area. Exhibits include the town maces, charters and seals of the towns Guilds along with items related to the bygone days of...

Set in the historic town of Woodstock, the Oxfordshire Museum tells the story of Oxfordshire through 11 galleries and many exhibitions featuring history, popular culture, contemporary arts and crafts throughout the year.

The militaria of the county regiment of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire now incorporated in the Royal Green Jackets. Includes a fine medal collection, uniforms, badges, pictures, regimental silver, library and research.

Kelmscott Manor is a grade 1 listed Tudor farmhouse adjacent to the River Thames, dating from about 1600 and situated on the edge of the village of Kelmscott, near Lechlade.

This museum covers the history of the Boy Scout movement in Oxfordshire. The movement has a long and illustrious story to be told across the nation, and was led with particular vigour by locally-based man Len Launchbury. There are a great many fine artefacts and...

Oxford Castle – Unlocked reveals Oxford’s less well known history, one that’s rich with tales of great escapes, betrayal and even romance – all within the walls of this ancient castle and prison.The site has been used as a place of incarceration since 1071,...

Welcome to the official OOKL page for Oxford's ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM. The transformed Ashmolean reopened on 7 November 2009.