
Opening times
The permanent exhibition is not yet up and running. The opening times for our latest special exhibition, Rural Eynsham, and our photographic exhibition, Eynsham Past and Present, which open on 5 April 2025, are as follows:
- Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays (except Easter Sunday): 11am – 4pm
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Group and school visits
Additional opening for groups and students is available on request. Please email info@eynshammuseum.org.uk.
Entry
Entrance to the museum is free for everyone. Donations are always very welcome.
Find us
Bartholomew Room
Market Square
Eynsham
OX29 4HW

Find us on Google Maps here: Eynsham Museum and Heritage Centre.
Getting here
By car
Eynsham is situated just south of the A40 between Oxford and Witney. There is very limited parking in Market Square, and you are advised to use either:
- the main car park off Back Lane, Eynsham, OX29 4QB; or
- the Sports Pavilion car park off the Oxford Road, Eynsham, OX29 4HG.
Both are free and within a 5-minute walk of Market Square.
By bus
There are regular buses between Oxford and Witney (approximately every 20 minutes) that stop at ‘St Leonard’s Church’ on Market Square, Eynsham.
Facilities
There is a disabled toilet on the ground floor of the Bartholomew Room. We do not offer refreshments, but there is a pub (The Red Lion) across the Square and a café (Lyalls) across the road.
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Items for sale
We have a number of items for sale at the museum. All profits from sales go towards the museum’s running costs.
Greetings cards
The dimension of all our greetings cards is 15 x 10½ centimetres.
- Singles: £1
- Packs of 10: £8
- Packs of 20: £16
- Packs of 50: £40


Eynsham Abbey from the east. An 18th-century romanticised version of an original sketch made by Anthony Wood in 1657

stained-glass window in St Leonard’s parish church, Eynsham

An illuminated letter ‘E’ from a 12th-century manuscript that was once held in the library of Eynsham Abbey

An original sketch made by Anthony Wood in 1657 of the interior of Eynsham Abbey, looking west

Virgin and Child, from a 12th-century manuscript once held in the library
of Eynsham Abbey

A 1905 Christmas card issued by Pimm’s Stores, Eynsham
Special exhibition postcards
- Single postcards: £0.50
- 3 postcards: £1.20
- 4 postcards: £1.60




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