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One of Amersham Museum's series of Zoom talks on local 'Remarkable Women' in multiple fields of endevour.

Part of Amersham Museum's series of Zoom talks, Tudor Amersham details what life and housing would have been like in Tudor Amersham.

The latest in Amersham Museum series of Zoom talks on local subjects, Beyond the gold/Service by youth talks about a local project by DofE Gold award winners to offer somehing back to their communities. It also includes a 16-minute film (from the late 1960s) about how 'Service by youth' worked.

Local Stories is an ongoing series of Zoom talks hoisted by Amersham Museum

Local historian & wood turner describes local crafts of the area between Amersham & High Wycombe

In the Amersham Museum series of Local Stories, this month's charts shopping and shops in Amersham over the last 130 years.

One of a continuing series, Amersham Museum's Local Stories talk on sport explores the history of Amersham's cricket, rugby and football clubs.

Amersham Museum Local Stories Refugees

A Zoom talk in Amersham Musdeum's Local Stories series. The arrival of the Metropilitan railway in Amersham heralded the birth of commuting from the North-West suburbs of london.

Part of Amersham Museum's Local Stories series, this talk charts the history of what was for 25 years a small theatre in Station Road, Amersham and of the cinema that once stood in Sycamore Road.

One of Amersham Museums Local Stories series, Social Housing explains how local authority and other social housing developed between the wars and after World War II.

Part of Amersham Museum's series of local stories, this video talk charts the work of local architects who designed many of the houses in Amersham and Chesham Bois which date from before and just after WWI.

Local Stories is a new Zoom programme from Amersham Museum which shares stories about people and places from the past. Each interactive programme has a different theme and includes a focus on new research and artefacts from our collection. In this first episode we look at Amersham's most significant brewers, the Weller family, and we share some less well-known stories about them.

In the week of the 2021 census, we talk to family historian, Gwyneth Wilkie, about using the census in local history research. We share examples of how we have used the census to find out more about people with Amersham connections and Gwyneth provides tips about how to use the census effectively in research.

Amersham Museum's Local Stories Emigre artists

Who were the Amersham Martyrs

Amersham Museum Crowdfunder

Amersham Martyrs Go Digital project

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Volunteer Interviews for Metro-land project

My Little Metro-Land Home

My Little Metro-land Home

Shops in Amersham-on-the-Hill

Amersham station staff, 1930s, part 2

Amersham Station Staff, 1930s

The Playhouse theatre, Amersham

The Regent Cinema, Amersham-on-the-Hill