Exhibition: Wilhelmina Augusta Baumann

The Hockey Museum is currently showing a small exhibition on Wilhelmina Augusta Baumann, one of the most respected and important women in hockey during the 1920s and '30s. The exhibition, which opened in April and explores Baumann's playing and pioneering administrative career, ties in with Surrey Museums Month (SMM) and its theme of "Surrey's super women". THM is also included in the SMM i-Spy Trail which runs until September.

The exhibition will be on show until the late summer (see regular opening hours below).

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Visit THM

The Hockey Museum is open to visitors every Wednesday between 11.00am and 4.00pm excluding the third week of December. THM has a small permanent display area and there is opportunity to explore around the archives and other treasures held at the Woking site during a personal tour with the Curator or another member of staff.

To arrange a visit to The Hockey Museum outside of these official hours, please email the Curator, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone 07718 385804 prior to visiting.

Entrance to THM is free.

Our address is as follows:
The Chandlery
9A Poole Road
Woking
GU21 6DY
United Kingdom

The Hockey Museum is on the ground floor of The Chandlery building and has easy wheelchair access and a disabled toilet. If you have any other specific requirements related to a disability, please email the Curator, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone 07718 385804 prior to arriving.

Click the Open Day poster to the right to see the full size version.
Directions to THM can be downloaded by clicking the PDF icon to the left.

The Museum Curator, Mike Smith, and the other volunteers look forward to welcoming you.

Talks At The Hockey Museum

THM will be organising at least one talk during the year that brings to life some of the fascinating research that is going on. Watch this space for more details.