The Royal Army Chaplains’ Museum in Didcot highlights the profound history of British Army chaplaincy, while Tom Brown’s School Museum in Uffington delves into local history and literary heritage, including the famed Uffington White Horse. In nearby Wallingford, the Wallingford Museum offers a comprehensive look at the town’s past, from the Mesolithic Period, to the Bronze Age and Iron Age and from medieval times to the Victorian era, all housed in a historic Tudor building. It also boasts connections to Agatha Christie, the renowned crime writer who once resided in Wallingford, adding a touch of mystery and intrigue to its historical narrative.