Our opening exhibition in 2025 is PICTURE THIS.....
A collection of photographic equipment from stereoscope to modern cameras and photographs, both local and iconic.
A collection of photographic equipment from stereoscope to modern cameras and photographs, both local and iconic.
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Redbournbury Mill
Exhibition August - November 2024 The original mill can be traced back to 1086, when it was known as the Chamberlain's Mill. Today it is a working mill, popular for its artisan bakery following complete restoration by the James family. The exhibition tells the story of the mill and includes artefacts kindly loaned by the present owners, including personal items belonging to the last miller, Ivy Hawkins. 
February 2024
The exhibition featured household objects Then and Now..... 
October - November 2023
We will Remember Them Remembering the fallen of the WW1 and WW2 with information provided by Gareth Hughes and relevant items from the collection, including a flying suit and Anti-Gas Ointment. 
April - May 2023
Coronations, past and present Featured items from our collection and some on loan from local residents to coincide with the Coronation of King Charles III Other Exhibitions:
June 2023
Recreation in Redbourn Celebrating the 200th anniversary of Redbourn Cricket Club, the thriving tennis club, opening of the Recreation Centre and many other sporting activities in the village. 
Village Hall, around 1946
John Heather, amateur cinematographer at
Redbourn Cinema in the Village Hall 
Village Hall in 2022
Woollams Almshouses
October 2021
Almshouse Association 75th Anniversary An exhibition of past and present times at Woollams Almshouses on Redbourn Common and the history of the Woollam family, their Silk Mills and The Redbourn Charities. |
EDUCATING REDBOURN In November 2022, we looked at the history of Redbourn's schools.
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February 2020
Redbourn Women’s Institute Exhibition – celebrating 90 years
Redbourn Women’s Institute Exhibition – celebrating 90 years