The Oxfordshire Museum

Located in the historic Fletcher's House, this museum is a great place to explore the rich history and culture of the county. A variety of exhibits, events and activities make for unique and informative experience for visitors of all ages.

Feed the dinosaurs

Quarrying in Oxfordshire has uncovered many examples of dinosaur bones. Inside the Dinosaur Gallery children can dress up as dinosaurs, enjoy dinosaur themed games, puzzles or the puppet show and even feed the large dinosaur heads on the gallery wall. Outside, kids and adults alike will love the Dinosaur Garden, featuring life-size megalosaur footprints and other prehistoric wonders.

Explore the galleries

Discover the county's past through a range of exhibits, from prehistoric times to the Victorian era. Learn about local archaeology, art, agriculture, landscape, wildlife and the people who have shaped Oxfordshire.

Dress up as a Victorian

Immerse yourself in the past in the Victorian Oxfordshire gallery, and explore a range of topics including religion, toys and games, school, needlework and the Great Exhibition.

More things to do

Learn new skills and crafts at the museum’s workshops, attend one of the museum’s talks on various historical topics or join in a community group session. There are also educational programs and workshops designed specifically for young visitors.

Time to spare? While you are in the area you could take the 10 minute walk to the nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site, and birth place of Sir Winston Churchill, Blenheim Palace.