Amersham Museum Walks

The Museum’s regular walks include guided walks of Amersham Old Town for a fascinating insight into the history of the town, its inhabitants, and its development. Here you will see many details of the town that you may never have noticed before.

There are two versions of the walk, held on alternate Sundays.

EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF AMERSHAM

• The early history of Amersham
• Local patronage and its influence
• The parish church and its rectors
• Brewery and the maltings
• Town Mill and the Charter Fair
• 17th century & Victorian almshouses

EXPANSION OF OLD AMERSHAM

• The workhouses of Amersham
• Coaching inns and 18th and 19th-century travel
• Social housing
• Cottage industries
• Post-war development:
  • Brazils factory to Tesco
  • Gas Works to offices
  • Bus Garage to retirement homes
  • Workhouse to hospital

Both walks are 1.5 to 2 hours in duration. The walks leave from the museum at 2.30 pm on Sundays. £6 for adults, children are free.

For more information and details, and to book your tickets, please visit the Amersham Museum website at the link below:

More Information and Tickets Here>

Alternatively, you can book a private group walk with a museum guide. The details and a booking form can be found at the link below:

Book a Private Walk

The Museum is delighted to offer self-guided walks of the local area, designed by our volunteers. Produced with the support of the Rothschild Foundation and the Amersham Community Board, the walks include the Chess Valley, a country walk from Chalfont & Latimer station to Amersham station and a walk following drovers’ routes. Download the walks (look under the Self-Guided Walk section at the bottom of the page) or buy a hard copy in the museum.

Downloadable Self-Guided Walks

Photo credits: Amersham Museum