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Shere Museum

Shere, Guildford

A volunteer-run museum of everyday life in the parish of Shere, Gomshall and Peaslake, in a village that appears in the Domesday Book. Several exhibitions are staged each year.

Highlights

  • Objects and documents from the Tillingbourne valley
  • Changing exhibitions
  • Guided walks around Shere for groups
  • Small shop of local books

Good to know

  • Afternoon weekend opening only
  • Pairs well with a walk around Shere village

Getting there

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Shere Museum, Gomshall Lane, Shere, Surrey, GU5 9HEParking: No museum car park; check directions on the museum website.

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