The Museum of Farnham is a local history museum founded in 1961 to provide the Farnham community with a collection dedicated to the history of the local area.

The Museum cares for over 65,000 objects, including social history, costume, fine art and archival collections. It is situated within a Grade I listed Georgian townhouse (Willmer House) which is an integral part of the Museum’s collection.

The Museum also looks after a beautiful walled garden and a popular community hire space, the Garden Gallery.

The Museum is an integral part of the Farnham Maltings Association (“the Maltings”), a creative and cultural charity which has operated as an arts and community centre for Farnham since 1969.

One of the core charitable objectives of Farnham Maltings is improve the quality of life of the community they work with and encourage people to participate in, understand and shape the world. This makes the Museum a key part of their overall vision for the future.