MUSEUM NEWS
From Saturday 12th September, Marlow Museum will be back in its norrmal location, in front of Court Garden House and Leisure Centre.
We have enjoyed a successful Summer holiday period in the front part of the Church Hall and now look forward to re-establishing our presence at our normal site.
We will have our Michael Eagleton, Marlows Mr Jazz, exhibition and some elements of the former Lace exhibition on display.
Don't miss our historian, Dave Part on local radio , as follows:-
Wycombe Sound 106.6 FM - Wednesday September 23rd from 11-12 with news of the Museum's plans for the Autumn.
Marlow 97.5 FM . www.marlowfm.co.uk - Monday September 28th from 10-11, resuming his programme of Marlow History with Tudor Marlow.
In conjuntion with the exhibition and concert, we are raising funds towards towards the exhibition, jazz evening and book that we are creating in memory of Michael. We’d also like to buy a screen for the museum to show Michael’s historic photos of Marlow. Our aim is to raise £1000. Please donate on JustGiving at https://www.justgiving.com/page/marlowmuseum2
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- Marlow's Mr Jazz exhibition display
- The Jazz Trio playing outside the Museum at the exhibition opening.
- Detail from one of the displays - can you see Nipper, the HMV dog?
Marlow Museum stand at the 2026 Marlow Regatta.
Our recent exhibitions have featured: -
Participation in the Bucks Culture Weekend, with poetry readings outside the Museum.
The refurbishment of the Museum took place in the Spring and now shows a fresh face to all visitors,
On the 4th April, we launched our exbibition, " Lace - From William Borlase to Pamela Nottingham" - Pamela was responsible for the surge in global interest for this craft.
"Game On! - Sporting Marlow" is now closed and has been replaced by "Marlow's Mr Jazz" featuring the life of the late Michael Eagleton, Jazz enthusiast and photographic chronicler of so much in MArlow..
Visit Midsomer Marlow
The Visit Buckinghamshire organisation have put together a 17 mile Visit Midsomer Marlow trail in and around Marlow, taking in a range of the picturesque settings used in the filming of the TV series Midsomer Murders. Why not start your tour from the Marlow Museum where you can pick up the trail leaflet.