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Haslemere Educational Museum

Haslemere, Waverley

The Haslemere Educational Museum building on the High StreetPhoto: David960, CC BY-SA 2.0

Photo: David960, CC BY-SA 2.0

An independent educational museum on Haslemere High Street, open since 1888, in a Grade II listed building with gardens. Entry is by donation, and the museum publishes a list of 100 things to do on a visit for all ages.

Highlights

  • Museum galleries and gardens
  • 100 things to do at the museum list
  • Visit Haslemere information service
  • Museum library on Tuesdays

Good to know

  • No dogs in the museum or grounds, except assistance dogs
  • The museum library opens on Tuesdays, 10am to 3pm

Getting there

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Haslemere Educational Museum, 78 High Street, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 2LAParking: No museum parking details on the website; use Haslemere town centre car parks.

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