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01793 445500

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01793 436659

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Arts and Culture

Swindon Museum and Art Gallery

The Museum and Art Gallery

Swindon Museum

Swindon Museum and Art Gallery are housed together in a building on Bath Road, Old Town.

Swindon's remarkable art collection now has a reputation as one of the best of British 20th Century Art outside London. It was established by local benefactor, H J P Bomford, during 1944 from a generous donation of works.

Swindon Museum has displays of local history, archaeology and geology. The museum displays tell the story of Swindon's Jurassic past, its connections with the Roman Empire and the more recent social history of this thriving town. See more about the exhibits.

Swindon Museum and Art Gallery have various events running throughout the year.

Other Swindon Museum's include the Richard Jefferies Museum, near Coate Water, and Lydiard House.

Check out: http://swindonmuseumandartgallery.blogspot.com

Art collection

Art Gallery

Museum exhibit

Swindon Museum

Swindon Does Arts logo

Swindon Does Arts website (www.swindondoesarts.co.uk)

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