Historic 1600s flooring made of animal bones, found in Oxford's Park End Street.

A real metal helmet made in Northern Europe in the 16th-17th century.

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Power from the river used to make the waterwheel turn so that it can power machinery in the sawmill.

Exhibition looking at the final year of the Second World War, and how it impacted local people.

A Bronze Age spear head in very good condition

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Ancient grave slab, possibly marking the resting place of St. Frideswide, Oxford's patron saint.

A garnet and gold brooch that had been buried for almost 1,500 years

Model theatre in traditional colours from "The Smallest Show on Earth"

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A spiky metal barrier from walls that divided an Oxford neighbourhood.

Exhibition of original artwork by Winnie-the-Pooh illustrator, E. H. Shepard

This double decker bus was built so it could go under the low Oxford railway bridge.

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Cast of a Megalosaurus footprint