Wallingford Museum is a colourful, delightfully intimate & family friendly local history museum. We were Semi Finalists in the National Oddities Championship!
It’s the last day of Green Action Week! But not the end of incorporating sustainable practices into our everyday 🌻
Finding new uses for objects helps us be sustainable - just like this tin being used to store medical instruments.
#GreenActionWeek#HistSci#MedicalInstruments
Miss Pratt and students, Danica, Dan, Ben and Hannah, headed to Queen Anne's School, Reading, yesterday for the UKMT Team Maths Challenge! Miss Pratt said, "They did very well against stiff competition and came 6th out of 20 teams!"
Congratulations team!
#ws_maths#ws_ukmt
Great opportunity here for #ThamesPath walkers in Oxfordshire and Berkshire who post their photos of beautiful flowers, trees, birds and butterflies.
Sign up 👇 to the #CityNatureChallenge with @tverc@OxTweets
Today's #OnlineArtExchange is Valentine's. This artist's name fits!Medea the Sorceress by Valentine Cameron Prinsep (1838–1904) is in @lb_southwark Art Collection. Medea helped Jason on his Golden Fleece quest, then he betrayed her. Here Medea prepares to poison his new wife. 😱
When we think of Romans, the image that comes to mind is often a legion of stern-faced soldiers. But this week, Primania, Venusta and Junia Berenice are getting their due!
Take a glimpse into the lives of women in Roman Britain through our collections: https://t.co/HsWcTmA9Gm
The team at Wallingford Museum are looking forward to opening once again, from Sat 1st March 2025. As usual the winter months have been hectic and busy behind the scenes.
Our 2025 exhibition is Barley to Beer, the Story of Malting, & Pubs in Wallingford.
https://t.co/ABQknberbW
🔎 Sometimes it's worth a closer look...
Hazel catkins hang from bare branches, wafting pollen in the breeze. The flowers appear as tiny, bright-pink 'tentacles', easily passed over by a casual glance. Take a closer look at this minute flower as it waits to catch pollen.
It's World Radio day - you can mark it by visiting the Bodleian's free exhibition at the Weston Library "Listen In: How Radio Changed the Home", which has just opened.
https://t.co/naEL22O0Is
Norman Heatley made use of any available vessel to grow penicillin. The lab was home to stacked biscuit tins, pie dishes and bed pans 👀
The biscuit tins risk sadness comparable to opening a biscuit tin at Christmas only to find sewing supplies…
#OxfordScience#MedicalHistory
Meet Pauline, one of 20 wonderful Education Volunteers who help us deliver heritage & natural world sessions🙏
"It’s really rewarding, the children are so excited to visit. One group even came wearing Stone Age outfits for a Clumps history workshop!"
👉https://t.co/54Q4keMOIJ
Local volunteers arrange special visits to the site for groups such as schools, scouts. Message us to arrange a visit to one of the UK's largest roman villas for your group.