Wycombe Local History and Chair Museum: Wycombe Museum has new and exciting hands- on activities with revamped displays that opened in 1999. It is a great place to discover the fascinating and varied history of the District - and of course the renowned collection of Windsor chairs.
Come and discover the local history of Wycombe District, and especially the nationally important furniture industry. This includes regional chairs from the Thames Valley and other Wycombe-made furniture, such as Ercol and G-Plan, up to the present day. There are children's activities, Buckinghamshire lace, and changing exhibitions. You can even find out about the bodgers who lived and worked in the Chiltern woods.
Set in peaceful grounds, this delightful 18th century house has a fully accessible ground floor and toilet, together with a gift shop and picnic areas. .
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