Castle Arch, Quarry Street, Guildford GU1 3SX Tel: 01483 444751 Fax: 01483 532391 Email: museum@guildford.gov.uk Web: www.guildfordmuseum.co.uk

Step into the world of Prehistoric man, the Romans and Saxons, monks and friars, Lewis Carroll and the Victorians, when you visit Guildford Museum. The archaeology gallery shows the development of life in Surrey from Prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, bringing history to life with figures depicting scenes from the distant past. Axes from the Stone Age, tools and pottery from the Bronze Age, implements from the Iron Age and finds from palatial villas and temples that the Romans built are on display, along with varied medieval and later objects, such as medieval tiles and 17th century pottery and glassware. Upstairs, local history, Victorian childhood and Victorian cottage life are displayed. There is also a comprehensive collection of needlework.

Opening Times	Admission
All year Monday to Saturday 11.00am - 4.45pm	Free.

Group Visits

Maximum size 50.

Tours
Can be arranged by appointment.

Facilities
Shop open during museum opening hours, selling various souvenirs, postcards and books.

Time
Allow one hour.

Events
Please contact the museum for details.

Educational visits
Talks, handling sessions, school loans service, work sheets and tours (school sessions in a recreated Victorian classroom). Contact the museum on 01483 444750 or visit the museum's education section .

Coach parking
Bedford Road Coach Bays or Guildford Park Road Car park (half a mile). Drop off Quarry Street.