This exhibition recounts the fascinating but ill-fated story of Selsey Tramway. The exhibition recounts how a railway line was proposed to link the then remote and isolated village of Selsey with Chichester. By August 1897, the Selsey Tramway was born, operated by The Hundred of Manhood and Selsey Tramway Company.
Revisit the vibrancy and innovation that defined a decade! 'I Grew Up 80s' provides a colourful trip down memory lane, capturing what the decade was like from a child's perspective when music was on cassettes, shellsuits and leg warmers were must-haves and everyone received a Rubik's Cube for Christmas. The period saw huge developments in […]
Celebrate the history of Chichester Pride and the inspiring stories of our local LGBTQ+ community. This co-curated exhibition, created in collaboration with Chichester Pride, highlights the rich tapestry of LGBTQ+ history, resilience, and pride. Discover powerful personal stories and explore the journey of this vibrant community through a project dedicated to visibility, education, and celebration. […]
All aboard for a fun, colourful Easter craft activity! Join us this Easter and celebrate 200 years of passenger railways by creating your very own Easter train to take home. Thanks to funding from Railway 200, anyone travelling to the museum by train to take part in the activity can enjoy the workshop for free! […]
Flags represent identity, community, and pride. Join us to discover the meaning behind LGBTQ+ Pride flags an design your own to carry in the Chichester Pride Parade this May. Suitable for Children aged 4-11. Book your space here, for £3 per child.
Join the specialist team from Fred. Olsen Travel Agents, Chichester, for a unique behind-the-scenes private event at the historic Novium Museum. Enjoy a fascinating talk from Wendy Wu, one of the most influential figures in travel, who will be attending on the day. Founder of Wendy Wu Tours, Wendy Wu has created over the years an […]
Get creative with this hands-on craft session inspired by Roman pottery! Children aged 4-11 can decorate their own mini terracotta pot, taking inspiration from ancient Roman designs. A fun and engaging activity that brings history to life. Tickets £7 and can be booked here.
