The Museum is housed in the Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, a Grade II listed building situated in the heart of the historic town of Godmanchester in Cambridgeshire. We are an independent museum and a part of the Friends of the Queen Elizabeth School a registered charity. The museum is run by a small team of enthusiastic volunteers who work together to record the town’s history and its people. We receive no government funding and rely on funds from various organisations, donations and the generosity of our visitors to fund our projects.

One of the Porch Museum aims is to produce and show short films devoted to the history of the town.  We want to capture, through the memories of some of the oldest members of our community, as clear a perception as we can get of the way life was in this lovely town during the first half of the 20th century.

  1. The Godmanchester Stirling Memorial Dedication Day
  2. Wanted - Pre 1980 Photos of Godmanchester
  3. Roman infant death in Godmanchester.
  4. Municipal Boundary for Godmanchester circa 1835
  5. More memories of growing up in Godmanchester
  6. The Godmanchester Stirling
  7. 2013 - The Godmanchester Bomber
  8. January 2009 - Godmanchester and the Nuclear Bomb
  9. Godmanchester - A Brief History
  10. My memories of growing up in Godmanchester
  11. Whats on in 2012
  12. Godmanchesters Lost Medieval Market Cross
  13. TREASURES CLINIC SUNDAY 26 AUGUST 2012
  14. Roman Glass in Godmanchester
  15. The Roman Town Of Godmanchester - Durovigutum
  16. The Strand Magazine - The Middlesex Cyclists
  17. Godmanchester Railway Bridge
  18. Neolithic Ceremony 3800BC
  19. Teaching at St Anne’s Lane School in the 1960’s
  20. Queen Elizabeth Grammar School Godmanchester
  21. Godmanchester's temple of the Sun
  22. George Cross a Godmanchester hero
  23. The Chinese Bridge
  24. A Japanese connection with Godmanchester
  25. What's new for 2011
  26. Godmanchester to Quebec - A Culinary Connection
  27. The Bridge magazine (2010)
  28. Part of a Godmanchester Collection (Bomb)
  29. The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions 1914 - 1919