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Main for Reading Museum

  • Your Visit
    • Opening times
    • How to get here
    • What to see
    • Café
    • Donate
    • Access
    • Information for autistic visitors
    • Families
    • Group Visits
    • Abbey Quarter
    • St James' Way
    • The Great West Way
    • Your views
    • Our building history
    • Essential building maintenance
  • Collections
    • Archaeology
    • Art
    • Britain's Bayeux Tapestry
    • Natural History
    • Reading's History
    • World
    • Online Collections
    • Collections Enquiries
    • Image Enquiries
  • What's on
  • Shop
  • Blog
  • Online exhibitions
    • Reading's DIGITAL Revolution
    • Windrush Day
    • Where Do We Go From Here? - Audio Trail
    • Arctic Mirage: Words and Music
    • Oxford Road Stories
    • Oxford Road: Lifespring Stories
    • Reading's 'Little Italy'
    • Huntley & Palmers history
    • Reading Festival 1971
    • Roman Silchester: A Virtual Exhibition
    • Reading Abbey's most famous manuscript
    • VE Day
    • Oh Beautiful World
    • Animal World Art
    • Art Stories online exhibition
  • Schools
    • Looking for free sessions?
    • Sessions in Museum
    • Virtual Sessions
    • School Loan Boxes
    • Information for teachers
    • Offers for Home Educated Children
    • Resources
  • Get involved
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    • Volunteer
    • Memory Boxes
    • Sponsor and venue hire
    • Adopt an Object
    • Friends of Reading Museum
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    • Youth Panel
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    • Museum of Sanctuary
    • Roman Britain Reimagined in Reading
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The fight for life and liberty

1 Jun 2018

Working people in Reading started organising themselves to seek better pay and employment conditions from the mid-19th century.

Cheerleading for Reading's heritage

24 Aug 2017

Reading has often been dismissed as being a modern place with little history, but Reading Museum shows this just isn't true!

Our Green Stories: fast fashion

1 Mar 2023

Our Green Stories. Learn about textile fibres and sustainable choices.

World History at Reading Museum - then and now

15 Mar 2023

Discover our Ancient History collections from Ancient Egyptians to Roman Britain, and how they came to Reading Museum

A Visit to Fishbourne Roman Palace

28 Apr 2020

Earlier this year, we visited the oldest Roman villa in England. Learn about what we found!

Reading Station 180 Years

30 Mar 2020

Reading Station opened in 1840 and this year we are celebrating its 180th birthday.

Is the heart of darkness found inside an H&P biscuit tin?

3 Aug 2017

Find out about how Joseph Conrad saw a humble Huntley & Palmers biscuit tin as a symbol of European colonial power in Africa.

Reading's women collectors

7 Mar 2022

Read about several of the women collectors who donated objects and collections to Reading Museum.

The absolute beginner’s guide to the birds of Reading’s rivers

18 Jun 2020

Discover the birds that live (and fly) along Reading's waterways and rivers.

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