Exhibitions
Exhibitions
The Museum has three main galleries devoted to the River Thames, the international sport of rowing and the town of Henley on Thames.
The Wind in the Willows is a permanent exhibition that brings the story to life using 3D models, sets, music and an audio guide.
A programme of Special exhibitions in the Treasures gallery, Lord Kirkham gallery and on The Wall ensure there is always something new to explore, often providing unique or unexpected insights into one of our main themes.
Permanent Galleries
The Invesco Perpetual Henley Gallery
Invesco Perpetual Henley Gallery
The Invesco Perpetual Henley Gallery tells the story of the town built by the river. From industry to arts, Civil War to sports, Henley has ...more
Schwarzenbach International Rowing Gallery
Schwarzenbach International Rowing Gallery
The Schwarzenbach International Rowing Gallery has recently reopened after a major redisplay. The new-look gallery tells the story of inter ...more
The Thames Gallery
Thames Gallery
The Thames Gallery is the largest of the River & Rowing Museum’s permanent galleries. It provides a unique interpretation of the River ...more
The Wind in the Willows Gallery
The Wind in the Willows
The permanent Wind in the Willows exhibition heralds the return of Mr Toad, Ratty, Badger and Mole to the banks of the River Thames, whose creature ...more
Special Exhibitions
Special Exhibitions
The Treasures Gallery, Sir Graham Kirkham Gallery and The Wall provide inspiring venues for a varied prog ...more
Current Exhibitions
Our Neighbours from the Past
Our Neighbours from the Past: Stone Age to Saxon Times
Treasures Gallery
Now Open
Between spring 2006 and winter 2008 the Treasures gallery will house ‘Our ...more
Personal perspective
Personal perspective: the Thames Path, paintings by Claire Wiltsher
16 February – 27 April
The Wall
Artist Claire Wiltsher has developed a series of paintings based on the seen and ...more
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