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Two new additions to our Archive pages

23/1/2021

 
We've added a page on the Olympic Torch Relay in 2012, and another looking back on Carshalton's Woolly Coven, the Yarn Bombers!
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Exhibitions News

21/1/2021

 
As far as possible, we will aim to extend the exhibitions that are on display, to create an opportunity for visitors to see them when we are able to reopen. We are very grateful to our community partners for their understanding in enabling us to do this. This will include the Fairies Woodland Party, There’s No Place Like Home, and the Honeywood Embroidery Group exhibitions at Honeywood Museum.
 
Until then, we are pleased to be able to give a taster of all three exhibitions online with accompanying short films on our Exhibitions page.
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Honeywood Book Club returns for 2021

7/1/2021

 
The Friends' friendly and very popular Book Club is back for 2021! It is absolutely Free to join, and continues as a Zoom only event.

Our spring meeting dates are:

​Sunday 10 January
Sunday 14 February
Sunday 21 March
Sunday 11 April


​If you are interested in joining, please email
[email protected] or phone Sue on 020 8241 5679.

The Zoom code will be issued the Saturday before each event. Please have a copy of the relevant book to hand.
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A Picture Post Card look at our local history

1/1/2021

 
New for 2021 - a look at our amazing local history through the images depicted on picture postcards from the early 20th century.
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A Christmas greeting

23/12/2020

 
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A very happy Christmas to all our members, Friends, volunteers, front-of-house staff and viewers. We hope 2021 will prove to be a far happier and settled year for everyone.

Honeywood Tea Room is now closed for Christmas

21/12/2020

 
Our Tea Room is now closed, and, as things stand, will reopen on Friday 1 January.

Honeywood Museum and Shop are now closed

15/12/2020

 
Honeywood Museum is unfortunately now closed as a result of Greater London being placed in the Covid-19 local restriction Tier 3.

Please do look back for further news updates when we are able to announce any change.

Honeywood Tea Room remains open for takeaways.

Honeywood Museum is now open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 11:00-17:00

2/12/2020

 

Arranging your visit and what to expect

Honeywood Museum is open from 12:00-17:00 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays only from Thursday 4 December until Saturday 19 December. Visitor numbers are limited. Entry is free and guaranteed access may be pre-booked from here where all further details, and what to expect on arrival, are outlined. Please note that face coverings are a mandatory requirement for visitors to wear during their visit unless they are exempted - see item 3. here.

Limited priority telephone bookings are available earlier each day on 020 8770 4740.

Visits will be of one hour in duration and entry times will be staggered so that social distancing may be maintained. Donations are very welcome at this difficult time.

Twelve Days of Christmas at Honeywood Museum

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Christmas used to be celebrated over twelve days. The popular song ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ celebrates this.

​The twelve gifts have been lost around Honeywood, can you find them? Follow the clues to find the gifts and complete the song.
 
11:00-17:00 on Museum opening days. Don’t miss out, pre-booking is essential. £1.00 per child.

The Friends' shop is now open again during Museum opening hours

We are delighted to offer a lovely range of unusual and inexpensive gifts (but, unfortunately, no toys at present). ​Do pop in while stocks last!

There's No Place Like Home - Exhibition now showing

2/10/2020

 
See our Home page to plan your visit to Honeywood Museum to view this fascinating new Exhibition.
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Black History Month 2020

1/10/2020

 
A short appreciation of local composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor for October's Black History Month 2020, and the opportunity to listen to some of his wonderful music: click/tap on the image below.
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New Archive page - Open House London 2020

24/9/2020

 
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Find out more about Sutton's Heritage buildings' participation in Open House London 2020 by tapping/clicking on the image below. Three wonderful, short, videos taken at each location......
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Wandle Fortnight 2020 & Open House London 2020

6/9/2020

 
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Find out about Honeywood Museum's involvement in this year's Wandle Fortnight and Open House London weekend on our Events page.

Join our autumn Book Club meets.... on Zoom!

5/9/2020

 
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Free to join!

Our autumn Book Club events will be held on Zoom - these are really friendly occasions to chat about a number of very varied books.

​If you are interested in joining, please email

[email protected] or phone Sue on 020 8241 5679.

The Zoom code will be issued the Saturday before each event.

Please have a copy of the book to hand for each occasion.

Our next two talks will now be available only on YouTube!

1/9/2020

 
So as not to cancel them in current circumstances, our speakers have very kindly agreed alternative arrangements with us.
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These talks will now be provided by a private YouTube channel. To be able to join these virtual events you will need to send Susan Hoskin ([email protected]) your email address so you can be sent the link. Please note that bookings close 24 hours before each event.
 
There will be no charge for these talks but donations to The Friends would be extremely welcome either by cheque or by bank transfer to:
The Friends of Honeywood Museum: Sort code: 40-45-17: Acc No: 71222988

2020 Annual General Meeting - Update 11 August

11/8/2020

 
Thank you to all our members who returned the Voting Form in our postal AGM. All resolutions were agreed by the necessary majority of members. So all Trustees were re-elected, the Trustees' Report and accounts were agreed and will now be submitted to the Charity Commission.

Hooray for Honeywood! We’re open!

5/8/2020

 
Honeywood Museum is open from 10:00 to 17:00 on Fridays and Saturdays only. Entry will be free, but should be pre-booked from here, where all further details, and what to expect on arrival, are outlined. Please note that from 8 August face coverings will be made a mandatory requirement for visitors to wear during their visit.

Limited priority telephone bookings are available on 020 8770 4740.

Visits will be of one hour in duration and entry times will be staggered so that social distancing may be maintained. Donations are very welcome at this difficult time.

In addition to the permanent displays, two great new exhibitions will be showing. We’re really looking forward to welcoming visitors again!

To encourage our younger visitors to explore the Museum and learn a little about some of the exhibits The Friends have made Activity Packs available. Choose one of the two booklets shown below when you arrive, and you’ll also receive a special Honeywood pencil and a pack of colouring pencils all for the pocket-money price of just £1.
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The Tea Room at Honeywood Museum is open for take-away from 09:15-18:30 Monday-Thursday and 09:30-20:30 Friday to Sunday. Alcoholic beverages are now available.

​Social-distancing is observed by queuing to be served from the Tea Room entrance.


Our ever-popular Duck Food is currently available from the Tea Room, and remains just 30p a bag.
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Exhibition: LOCKDOWN ART: Creativity Released

3/8/2020

 
Carshalton Artists and Arts Network Sutton artists were recently asked to exhibit pieces of work that expressed their personal experiences of Lockdown. This was added to the Local Diaries project (run by Sutton Council) and work produced by Sutton South Hello to create the current exhibitions at Honeywood Museum and Whitehall Historic House entitled ‘LOCKDOWN ART: Creativity Released’.
 
Neil Vaughan, from Carshalton Artists, recorded an informal walk around Whitehall and Honeywood whilst interviewing Jane Howard, Sutton's Heritage Development Officer: Learning.
 
The Exhibition is now showing live at both venues, and visits may be booked for Honeywood Museum here, and for Whitehall here.

The Painted Wandle - Exhibition now showing live

25/7/2020

 
Our Exhibition of the works of local artists' scenes around the River Wandle over time is now available for live viewing during Honeywood Museum's revised, and limited, opening hours. The Museum is open from 10:00 to 17:00 on Fridays and Saturdays only. Entry will be free, but should be pre-booked from here, where all further details, and what to expect on arrival, are outlined.
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Hooray for Honeywood! We're opening again!!

19/7/2020

 
From Friday 24 July Honeywood Museum will be open from 10:00 to 17:00 on Fridays and Saturdays only. Entry will be free, but should be pre-booked from here, where all further details, and what to expect on arrival, are outlined.

Limited priority telephone bookings are available on 020 8770 4740.

Visits will be of one hour in duration and entry times will be staggered so that social distancing may be maintained. Donations are very welcome at this difficult time.

In addition to the permanent displays, two great new exhibitions will be showing. We’re really looking forward to welcoming visitors again!

​The Tea Room at Honeywood Museum is open for take-away from 09:15-18:30 Monday-Thursday and 09:30-20:30 Friday to Sunday. Alcoholic beverages are now available. Social-distancing is observed by queuing to be served from the Tea Room entrance.

The Painted Wandle - new ONLINE exhibition now showing

23/6/2020

 
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      • No Place Like Home
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    • New Book 2025
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  • Garden
    • Front Garden
    • Back Garden >
      • French Windows
      • Well
      • Raised Beds
      • Greenhouse
      • Northwest Corner
      • Rectangular Pond
      • Oval Pond
      • Water System
      • South Side
      • Belfry
  • Nearby
    • Beddington Park >
      • Beddington Park Audio Visual
    • Little Holland House
    • The Old Rectory CORA
  • Archive
    • Events >
      • Platinum Jubilee 2022
      • Open House 2020
      • Spooky Afternoon 2015
      • Carshalton on Sea 2015
      • Alices Mad Tea Party 2015
      • WW1 Centenary 2014
      • Model Rail 2013
      • Olympic Torch 2012
      • Museum Status 2007
      • Maid of the Oaks 2007
      • Other Events >
        • Horse Play 2007
        • Top Sutton Attraction 2007
        • VE Day 2007
        • Yarn Bombers
    • History >
      • Birds Eye View 2011
      • Carshalton Park Grotto
      • Culvers Lodge
      • Honeywood
      • Springs and Watercourses
      • Sutton Lodge
      • The Leoni Bridge
      • The Lodge Gatehouse
      • The Oaks
      • The Oaks Info Boards
      • The Old Rectory
      • Wallington Green & Holy Trinity Church
    • Memories >
      • 20th Century Stories
      • Carshalton Carnival 1952
      • Carshalton High Street
      • Carshalton Memories
      • Carshalton on the Hill
      • Coronation Day Morden 1953
      • Echoes of my past
      • Growing up around Sutton
      • Growing up in Station Road Carshalton 1945-79
      • Wallington in the 50s and 60s
    • People >
      • Lionel Tertis
      • Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
    • Transport
  • Search