Behind its narrow blue entrance (on the right above), the museum opens out into history and art galleries, a library, shop, coffee shop, garden and Visitor Information Point.
Lutyens letters and watercolours
Images of Jekyll gardens taken by Jane Balfour from 1994-2005. (Funded by the Arts and Crafts Movement in Surrey)
Images of events in Godalming from 1881 to 2012
Talk organised by Godalming Museum
Explore the story of the town and surrounding villages, its landscape and its peopleThe Peoples Gallery. Explore its timeline and historical images.
Uncover some surprising connections: with the Titanic; with Georgia: with Sir Winston Churchill and with public electricity.
Discover the art, architecture and gardens of Gertrude Jekyll, Sir Edwin Lutyens and the South West Surrey Arts and Crafts.
Delve into the wealth of information in the Local Studies Library.
Enjoy exhibitions featuring the work of local artists and craft workers.
Look for a special gift in the museum's shop?
Relax with friends in the peaceful garden.
Enjoy refreshments in the coffee shop.
Information about local attractions, activities and services.
Godalming Museum caring for the environment
The museum was founded in 1921 and is administered by the Godalming Museum Trust, supported by Waverley Borough Council and Godalming Town Council.
