Waverley
Properties and events in Waverley
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
10 Castle Street
An early 18th century house built on the site of Farnham’s old Corn Exchange.
3 Church Street
Tour of 16th Century timber framed building.
Andrew Windsor Almshouses
Almshouses in 17th century Grade II* listed building with courtyard garden
Barrow Hills School
Discover Barrow Hills School on this tour of the house and gardens.
Behind-the-scenes tour: World Cultures
A behind-the-scenes tour, offering an opportunity to explore areas not open to the public and view fascinating items hidden away in the museum stores. Our knowledgeable Collections Team will lead an exclusive look at the World Cultures collection.
Bell Ringing at Church of St Peter and St Paul Godalming
The bell tower of SS Peter & Paul will be open for a bell-ringing demonstration.
Bourne Green to Waverley Abbey and back
Walk led by Clinton Bradshaw to Waverley Abbey
British Plant Hunters
Collectors who travelled the world in search of new plants.
Bush Hotel
Visit the Bush Hotel
Caffé Piccolo
Explore Caffé Piccolo, an independent family run restaurant on the site of a 17th century or earlier building.
Castle and Connections
A history of Farnham Castle, by Roy Waight
Chapel of Rest, West Street Cemetery
The Chapel is now a studio occupied by sculptor Ian Bishop, who will be present during opening times to welcome visitors, explain his work and processes, and show you around the building.
Charterhouse
Guided tours include the historic South African Cloister, Memorial Chapel, the Main Hall, the Library and Scholars’ Court.
Courtyards and Passages of Farnham
Tour led by Roger Jude of some courtyards and passages of Farnham.
Crafts Study Centre
Guided tour of the Crafts Study Centre
Farnham Masonic Centre
Visit Farnham Masonic Centre.
Farnham Pottery
Tours lasting 45 minutes will be available on both weekends. The Pottery is open every day 9am to 4pm, the cafe will be open serving home cooked food.
Four Hundred Years of Striking Bells with Hammers
A talk by Roy Attwood
Godalming Masonic Hall
The Hall including the Temple will be open. Local freemasons will be on hand to talk with visitors and explain the significance of various items in the temple, and of course, to respond to guests' questions.
Godalming Minister - St Peter's Church, Hambledon
Church mostly rebuilt in the mid 19th Century from local stone and with a mainly chalk interior