Bourne Hall Museum
Ewell, Epsom and Ewell
The free local history museum for Epsom and Ewell, in the first-floor gallery of Bourne Hall, a Grade II listed building open since 1970 above the headsprings of the Hogsmill. Displays run from prehistoric times to the present, including a permanent display on Nonsuch Palace.
Highlights
- Permanent displays on Epsom and Ewell's past
- Life in the Asylum exhibition until 19 March 2027
- Monthly Museum Kids Club sessions for ages 8 to 12
- Cafe, library and lakeside gardens in the same building and grounds
Good to know
- Artisan market on the first Saturday of each month
- Santa's Grotto at Bourne Hall from 28 November to 19 December 2026
Getting there
Bourne Hall Museum, Bourne Hall, Spring Street, Ewell, Surrey, KT17 1UFParking: Bourne Hall car park, with other Ewell Village car parks nearby. Bus stop The Spring is served by routes 293, 406, 467 and E16.
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Nearby
Nonsuch Park
A large historic park between Ewell and Cheam on the site of Henry VIII's Nonsuch Palace, begun in 1538 and demolished in the 1680s. Today it has open grassland, woodland and formal gardens, with the 19th-century Nonsuch Mansion and a cafe at its centre.
Hobbledown Epsom
An adventure farm park and small zoo in Horton Country Park, with themed play villages, jumping pillows, an indoor playbarn and more than 70 species of farm and zoo animals. The Imaginarium mixes a reptile house, insects and water play under one roof.
Horton Country Park
A 400-acre country park on the north-west edge of Epsom, about half of it a Local Nature Reserve of fields, hedgerows, ancient coppice woodland and ponds. Paths are open to walkers, cyclists and riders, and Hobbledown, a golf centre and an equestrian centre share the site.