The Friends' Shop at Honeywood Museum
Our shop at Honeywood Museum is open throughout the Museum's opening hours, 10:00 to 17:00 Thursday to Saturday. Please refer to our Home page for current visitor information.
We have a variety of items on sale at affordable prices, such as publications relating to local history, fine china mugs, coasters, tea towels, notelets, souvenirs and lots of greeting cards. Children will find the little toys interesting, just for a bit of pocket money! Come and see for Yourself!
We have a variety of items on sale at affordable prices, such as publications relating to local history, fine china mugs, coasters, tea towels, notelets, souvenirs and lots of greeting cards. Children will find the little toys interesting, just for a bit of pocket money! Come and see for Yourself!
The Shop at Honeywood was part of the 17th century building. The space was a dining room in the 1902 plan and almost certainly had the same function in 1864-5 when the house was the home of the author William Hale White. He mentioned a trap door in the floor which could be used to lower wine bottles into the stream below so that they would cool. Not seen the course of the culvert underneath the building yet? Come and visit us to find out more while shopping!
Shop local and support us!
Shop local and support us!
New in stock for April 2025!
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Between 1924 and 1930 there was a mad scramble to build new housing estates in the Carshalton area, occasioned by the need for Britain to join the modern world after the First World War.
New homes were built for the upwardly mobile, who flocked from all parts of Britain to join in the explosion of suburbia. This book describes the evolution of local estates, the growth of transport networks and other infrastructure to meet this need, and the lives of some of their founders and residents both amazing and ordinary. Published by The Friends of Honeywood Museum. Paperback, 24.6cm x 18.9cm, 174 pages, £16 Read an in-depth insight into this book here. |
Wonderful new gift ideas for 2025
from Simon Robin Stephens Art |
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The latest edition of the Greater London Bus Map is now available. Nostalgic for many, this edition shows the complete list of all Greater London’s bus routes including the night bus network in map form, and, on the reverse, details in route order. Dated 26 April 2025, and incorporating all the changes made over the last twelve months, it costs just £2, and is available for so long as our limited stocks last.
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Greeting Cards - exclusive to Honeywood!
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These delightful Greetings Cards were produced by the artist Samantha Foley.
Find out more about Samantha her background and her work from here. |
The Carshalton Pub Crawl Mug
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The ever-popular Carshalton Pub Crawl Mug has been sold by us continuously and exclusively at Honeywood Museum for six years now - you can see why it's so popular!!
It makes an ideal gift for a loved one, or a terrific addition to the home office. Click / tap on the pic for a larger image. |
Find out more about the background to the Carshalton Pub Crawl Mug here!
Carshalton Lavender gifts
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Keep browsing!
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'A Respectable Parsonage House' looks in detail at the history of the Old Rectory in Carshalton's historic and much-loved conservation area, and the people who lived there over very many years.
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The history of what is now St. Philomena's School. 267pp
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