Museum of Richmond Guide
Museum of Richmond: Uncover the History of a Royal Borough Guide
Delve into the rich and fascinating history of Richmond at the Museum of Richmond, located in the Old Town Hall near Richmond Bridge. This local museum tells the story of Richmond, Twickenham, Ham, and Petersham, from their early settlements to the present day. Discover the people, places, and events that have shaped this vibrant and historic area. The Museum of Richmond's collection includes a diverse range of artifacts, photographs, maps, and documents that illustrate the area's past. Learn about Richmond's royal connections, its role as a popular resort town, and its development as a modern suburb of London. The museum also explores the lives of notable residents, including artists, writers, and politicians. Explore the museum's permanent exhibitions and temporary displays, which offer fresh perspectives on Richmond's history. Participate in family-friendly activities and workshops. Take a guided walking tour of Richmond to see the historical sites firsthand. The museum shop offers a selection of books, souvenirs, and local crafts. While the museum doesn't have a cafe, it's conveniently located near numerous cafes and restaurants in Richmond town centre.
Transportation
The Museum of Richmond is easily accessible from Richmond Station, which is served by both the District Line (London Underground) and National Rail services. From the station, walk towards Richmond Bridge. Several bus routes also stop nearby, including the 33, 65, 190, 337, 371, 419, 493, H22, H37, R68, R70, and N65.