What’s On
Exhibitions at Bloxham Village Museum
2026 Exhibition
Bloxham in 50 Objects
Every object tells a story.
Come and find out the story behind a superb range of objects from Bloxham’s history, from ancient to modern, from everyday to rare – interesting and beautiful items.
The exhibition explores the history of the village through 50 carefully chosen objects, each with its own story to tell.
Together they offer a window into local life across the centuries, revealing the people, places, and events that have shaped Bloxham over time.
Our previous exhibitions
Browse our previous exhibitions, featuring selected themes and objects from the museum’s collection. Each display reflects a chapter in Bloxham’s rich history.
2025: Cars, Coats and Carpets
An exploration of various industries carried out in Bloxham over the years.
Weavers beavering away in their cottages to produce plush; men hacking away at the ironstone around the village; a factory making high quality carpets; and finally highly skilled craftsmen handcrafting the most elite of cars – the Jaguar DB7.
2024: The Romans in Bloxham
The special Summer Exhibition covered the link between our village and the Romans who lived here 2000 years ago.
Unique Roman artefacts from Bloxham on loan from Oxford’s prestigious Ashmoleon Museum, and Standlake Oxfordshire’s Museum Resource Centre. Fascinating Roman coins, artefacts and brooches on display – All found in the Bloxham area.
Past exhibition posters
Browse our previous exhibitions, featuring selected themes and objects from the museum’s collection. Each display reflects a chapter in Bloxham’s rich history.
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Caroline Jackson
Bloxham Village Museum is a gem – and well worth a visit – with interesting special exhibitions like the recent ‘Romans in Bloxham’ and a fascinating collection of artefacts, photos and more exploring the ancient & recent history of this beautiful, vibrant village – all set in the ancient Courthouse.
Sue Myburgh
I like the fact that the exhibits change each year illustrating a theme relevant to the village . The range of objects and the accompanying descriptions always relate well to the theme and are well displayed in large cabinets.
Sue Leech
The continually running video showing the development of Bloxham as a settlement through time is clear and adds to the interest in the Museum.
Mark Anley, Northamptonshire
What a little gem of a museum. Bloxham’s past certainly comes alive. A great collection of exhibits which show case the history of the community of Bloxham.