We share the extraordinary stories of the people of Cambridgeshire, and we are committed to making that history available to as many people as possible. But as an independent museum we rely on your support to make that happen. Donations and admissions are the key to our survival and every donation has an incredible impact.
Your support helps us to unlock our full potential and to ensure that we tell the stories of all of Cambridge's communities. Our Community and Visitor Engagement Officer, Alex, recently spoke with Leigh from Cambridge 105 Radio about the Museum's latest exhibition. Listen to the full interview here.
Your support helps us to unlock our full potential and to ensure that we tell the stories of all of Cambridge's communities. Our Community and Visitor Engagement Officer, Alex, recently spoke with Leigh from Cambridge 105 Radio about the Museum's latest exhibition. Listen to the full interview here.
Services
Our Museum
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Visit us and explore over 300 years of Cambridgeshire history and heritage. Our Museum has something for everyone, and our collections include objects related to the everyday life, customs, and traditions of the local people of the area. We love the way that objects can help us to reflect on our histories.
Information
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A clear choice between the Gift Aid prices and the Standard prices at entry will be offered. It's entirely up to the visitor which ticket they choose. Gift Aid Admission includes a 10% or more voluntary donation. Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid - an extra 25% - at no extra cost to the visitor.
Accessibility
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The Museum of Cambridge does not have a wheelchair accessible building. Visitors with limited mobility can explore the shop, which is accessible via a street level entrance. There is also a wheelchair accessible toilet on the ground floor, with a rail. Visitors with additional needs are welcome to bring a supporter or carer who will be admitted to the Museum free of charge.
Staff
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Maddie is a museum professional with a background in museum operations and visitor services. Previously working at Historic Houses in Sydney, Australia, Maddie has a passion for history, heritage, and sharing the stories of the past with visitors.
In her current role, she provides visitors with a safe and enjoyable experience at the museum, supports our dedicated volunteer team, and is responsible for the financial and operational management of the Museum of Cambridge.Annie started as a Teacher of History in secondary schools in before moving to the National Archives in Kew, developing the schools and family engagement programmes.
In her current role, she provides visitors with a safe and enjoyable experience at the museum, supports our dedicated volunteer team, and is responsible for the financial and operational management of the Museum of Cambridge.Annie started as a Teacher of History in secondary schools in before moving to the National Archives in Kew, developing the schools and family engagement programmes.
Trustees
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Lucy is an archaeologist and historian, with an interest in Heritage and Identity, and experience in adult education and special interest tourism. She is chair of the Mill Road History Society, Associate of the Pacitti Company Think Tank, and a former primary school governor. She joined the Board to help develop the museum as a social history hub for Cambridge and the surrounding area, and to reach out to more residents, students and visitors.
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