The history of Abingdon and a display of contemporary crafts.

One of the most important prehistoric archaeological collections in Britain.

Museum of Art and Archaeology including relics of past civilisations, art, silver, bronzes, ceramics, pottery, sculpture and much more.

Canal-side museum of Banbury history, "Hands on" displays and a strong waterways emphasis.

A comprehensive collection of European woodwind, brass and percussion instruments.

Berkshires dynamic contribution to aviation history is graphically re-captured.

The top-secret wartime base of Allied code breakers, now a museum.

Beautifully restored buildings showcase the Bucks Countys rich heritage - Roald Dahl childrens Gallery is very popular, and a timed entry system operates.

19th and early 20th century material from the homes, farms, offices and craft workshops of the Midland Counties.

Displays of Hendreds history in an ex-Carthusian Chapel.

Explore more than 30 rescued historic buildings in 45 acres of woods and parkland.

Important permanent collection of European Old Master paintings.

Maps and historical records.

Steam powered beam engine from 1812, pumping water for the Kennet and Avon canal.

A very old working watermill.

Collections of optical, horological, scientific and mathematical instruments.

A network of streets and buildings based on those found in Hampshire from Victorian times and the 1930s.

A variety of preserved shops and other buildings.

International 20th Century and contemporary art.

The story of Oxford from the ice-age to the 20th century.

Covers the Abbey, Huntley and Palmers, Silchester, the Thames, the Festival and a copy of the Bayeux Tapestry.

The collection vividly portrays the heritage of 200 years of inland waterways.

Many fine exhibits including popular dinosaur skeletons.

Over 40 historic buses, and also vintage Morris vehicles.

The county in all its diversity, with interactive exhibits.

Detailed and accurate layout representing the Vale of White Horse and the trains that ran through it around 1930.

One of the worlds great ethnological museums packed with fascinating exhibits. The collection was started in 1884 by an eccentric collector of everyday objects from around the world. Upper floor galleries are closed during museum extension building work.

50 years of developing technology and REMEs contribution to enduring engineering excellence.

Experience the thrills of rowing and Wind in the Willows walk-through attraction.

Devoted entirely to the life and works of the renowned British painter Stanley Spencer.

Great Western Railway Museum

One of the best barns in the country constructed in 1400. With a collection of agricultural and trade vehicles.

Memorabilia of the District including mementoes of Thomas Hughes and John Betjeman who lived and wrote in the village.

Geology, local history and archaeology of Wantage and the Vale of the White Horse housed in a converted 16th century cloth merchants house.

A working rural water-powered corn mill from about 1800.

This small gem of a museum is housed in part of a medieval hall-house.

Covers local history including canals, ballooning and civil war battles.

Excellent Bronze Age collections from Wiltshire including Avebury and Stonehenge.