Exhibitions at Honeywood Museum
Please refer to our Home page for current visitor information.
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Fight for Freedom
Carshalton & Wallington's War Showing until 6 September St. Helier Charitable Foundation is running a Heritage Lottery funded local WW2 history project. They will be collecting memories, photographs and memorabilia relating to Carshalton and Wallington during the period 1938-1946 to be used for exhibitions, talks, a Website and artistic interpretation. Visit this evolving exhibition to see how the project is progressing. FREE entry. |
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Queen Mary’s Carshalton - Fifty Eventful Years (1909-59)
Showing until Saturday 1 March Discover why the hospital was built, when it changed its name, who was responsible for its early successful development, what were its pioneering features, where the children went in 1944 and how it survived closure in its 50th anniversary year. FREE entry. 
This Exhibition is supported by
The Friends of Honeywood Museum |
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Bun N Cheese: Things That Bring Me Joy
Showing 6 March to 7 June Bun N Cheese is a collaboration between Michael McMillian and Joseph Jeffers (ASKI) that explores oral histories with a group of black elders of Caribbean heritage local to Sutton. Through a series of workshops, supported by Jamaican British novelist Jacqueline Crooks, the group shared stories about cherished personal objects that bring them joy. By reflecting on these memories embodied in these precious things, the group explored through creative writing their aspirations, journeys, struggles and resistance being othered towards a place of grace and joy. The exhibition presents a series of unique portraits by photographer Aneesa Dawoojee, alongside the group's creative writing pieces. |
