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Market towns & villages
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Market towns & villages
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Market towns & villages
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The Surrey Hills
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Heritage
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Heritage
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Homes & Gardens
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Where to stay
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Cranleigh
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Dorking/Leatherhead
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Dorking/Leatherhead
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Farnham
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Guildford
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Outer Guildford
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Godalming
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Woking
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Haslemere
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heritage
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BROOKLANDS  
MUSEUM
Delving into the past of the many market towns and 
BROOKLANDS Museum in Weybridge 
is famous for recapturing the spirit of the 
vil ages in the county of Surrey is a truly fascinating way 
birthplace of British motorsport and aviation.
This site, created by local wealthy land 
to immerse yourself in the area.  Spending an hour at any 
owner Hugh Locke King in 1907 ,was the 
first purpose built motor racing course in the 
of the local museums (Guildford, Dorking, Haslemere, 
world and where pioneer aviator A.V. Roe 
made his first experiments in powered flight. 
Farnham, Godalming, Leatherhead, Reigate or the 
It developed to become a wonder of the 
Edwardian age and one of the most exciting 
Lightbox in Woking) wil  unlock times gone  
and ‘happening’ places of the 20s and 30s 
Jazz Age.
by and reveal how these places have been shaped  
Brooklands embraced most of Great Britain’s 
by historic events.
automobile World Record Breaking success. 
In the air, the Vickers Vimy, Wel ington Bomber, 
Hawker Hurricane and the iconic Concorde 
Many areas have guided tours by experienced blue-
(now back on display at Brooklands) were all 
symbolic of the pioneering effort that pervaded 
badged guides who bring the local area to life.   Tours 
these few Surrey acres. Brooklands Museum 
tel s the ful  story with genuine artefacts and 
vary from spooky ghost strol s to life in medieval times 
memorabilia. It is open every day apart from a 
few days over Christmas.
and famous (and infamous) past residents – from Kings 
Visit www.brooklandsmuseum.com for details 
or call 01932 857381.
to scoundrels and industrialists to artists.
BROOKLANDS ROAD, WEYBRIDGE,  
SURREY KT13 0QN
Heritage Open Days in September, offers free  
  >  01932 857381 
e   >  info@brooklandsmuseum.com 
access to buildings not always open to the public, 
w   >  www.brooklandsmuseum.com
including Farnham Castle, Guildford Castle, The Medieval 
opening times > 
Summer 10:00 - 17:00 
Winter  10:00 - 16:00
Undercroft, Foxenden Quarry, Guildford House Gal ery, 
admission > 
Dorking Caves and the Pepperpot in Godalming,  
Family £20, Adult £8, SC £6, Child (6 - 16) £5, 
Child (Under 5) FREE  (correct October 2008)
to name but a few.
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