Wm Smith & Warren Hastings feature in this little gem of a museum.But there's more:our exhibition about the 1922 sale of the Sarsden Estate tells a great story!
Such a stunning view over the wall - the remains of Churchill’s medieval village, destroyed by fire in 1684. Heritage Centre open this Sat&Sun 2.30-4.30.
A good number of visitors this afternoon from Burford, Chippy, Stow on Wold - and Hertfordshire! It was lovely to be open again to share our displays and temporary exhibition. See you next weekend? #oxfordshiremuseums
Lots of cobwebs cleared away at the weekend and we are now spick and span and ready to open on 1 April until September. Sat & Sun and Public Hol afternoons. #wearealittlegem#oxfordshiremuseums
A rather unusual evening coming up:a talk at Churchill village hall on Mon 14 Nov 7.30 on a local event which has been largely forgotten - a Prize Fight in front of an audience of 1000. It involves a cast of characters & presents vibrant picture of mid-19C Cotswold village life!
Since we re-opened, we've had wonderfully sunny weekends to share our new exhibition. Open every Sat & Sun afternoons until end September. OX7 6NA. https://t.co/iTeBF0Qhu0
All ready for our weekend opening with displays in place. They tell the story of the biggest event in the history of our village – a fire in 1684 that had dire consequences. And all caused by a case of hearth tax avoidance! https://t.co/iTeBF0Qhu0 @HearthTax#oxfordshiremuseums
Cakebread made today to a 17C recipe - all ready to be displayed in our new exhibition, opening on the 22nd. After all, it was a baker who caused the devastating fire that burnt down the village! #oxfordshiremuseums#oxonmuseums#oxfordshire https://t.co/iTeBF0Qhu0
To food historians out there – can you help with a recipe for 17C bread? And give me an idea of how it would have looked? I’m wanting a visual aid for our new exhibition, which features a feckless woman baker who set fire to the village in 1684!