The Museum stocks a range of merchandise which is available for purchase online in the UK. We use Paypal to process payments. Prices shown here include the current second-class postal charges inside the UK.
If you live in Europe or the Rest of the World, please email us on info@elstree-museum.org.uk for the postal charges to your zone.
Bill O'Neill
£11.69
This is the personal story of a cockney lad who knew life on the Isle of Dogs in London's Docklands during the 1930s. After the Blitz his family moved to Boreham Wood just before its expansion with post war overspill housing estates.
Jon Savage
£11.69
A pictorial history at the turn of the millennium where many of the buildings have now changed or disappeared
Gwendoline Page
£13.19
Life in Borehamwood in the 20s and 30s between the wars for a young girl growing up in the Hertfordshire countryside
Deborah Taylor
£10.69
The story of Elstree’s unique connection with the pre-Scouting movement and the early Scouts of the 1st Elstree Troop
£2.59
A potted history of the 1st Elstree Scout Group from 1908 to 1983
Vic Rowntree
£10.69
The story of a young Londoner rehoused with his family in Boreham Wood in 1952 just as the area was expanding with an influx of bombed-out Blitz survivors. He follows Boreham Wood’s growth in the 50s and 60s
Peter Johnson
£8.69
Childhood memories of Boreham Wood Village life through the eyes of a small boy whose family was so greatly affected by the events of the Second World War
Paul Wilder
£11.69
A light-hearted look at Paul’s quest to be on TV via game and quiz shows, and the consequences
Peter Stokes
£2.59
The story of Shenley Aerodrome and its role in the First World War
Mary Hanson
£2.59
The story of All Saints’ Parish Church in Shenley Road, Borehamwood.
Peter Stokes
£2.59
The story of All Saints’ Church and the growth of Boreham Wood
Peter Stokes
£2.59
The story of the original Village Hall in Boreham Wood replaced by the new library and the Elstree & Borehamwood Museum
John Cartledge with Teddy
£13.69
Teddy's Trails are a network of 18 self-guided cross-country routes promoted by Elstree and Borehamwood Town Council and named after the fox terrier whose love of country walks inspired them. Each starts and ends at Elstree & Borehamwood station, with an outward leg by bus. They range in length from about 3 miles to about 8.
Paul Welsh
£23.69
The latest book from Paul Welsh with many unpublished photographs and unknown information about the MGM Studios in Borehamwood. A must for anyone with an interest in the British film story.
£12.09
A rarely seen documentary from 1952, narrated by Richard Todd, telling the story of Elstree Studios and the films, stars and background technicians
£17.09
Join Paul Welsh as he explores the 100 year history of the studios in Borehamwood & Elstree from 1914. Includes the story of Neptune to the BBC, Amalgamated to MGM, BPI to Elstree and all the others from Bushey to Welwyn. Concludes with behind-the-scenes footage of a Blitz raid on a London street filmed at Elstree Studios for the 1979 film Hanover Street.
£5.69
A beige hard-wearing cloth tote bag for over-the-shoulder carrying shopping and books purchased from the Museum. Features the new red Museum logo.
£3.59
Fridge Magnet featuring the roundel for the unbuilt Brockley Hill Tube Station.
From our Exhibition 'Off The Rails - The Line That Never Was'.
£3.59
Fridge Magnet featuring the roundel for the unbuilt Bushey Heath Tube Station.
From our Exhibition 'Off The Rails - The Line That Never Was'.
£3.59
Fridge Magnet featuring the roundel for the unbuilt Moat Mount Tube Station.
From our Exhibition 'Off The Rails - The Line That Never Was'.
Elstree & Borehamwood Museum
96 Shenley Road
Borehamwood
Herts
WD6 1EB
Tel: 01442 454888
Admission: Free
Opening times:
Opening times:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
12pm - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Registered Charity No.1157770
