The focus of the Bingham Gallery collection is Cirencester: the town, its history and its people, as seen through the brush of the artist and the lens of the photographer. The gallery is home to a diverse collection of paintings, drawings and photographs which record the fascinating history and development of the town. In 2005, to celebrate its centenary, the Trustees fulfilled the long-held dream of their benefactor, Daniel George Bingham (1830–1913): the opening of the Bingham Gallery in the former Reading Room of the Bingham Public Library.
Bingham Gallery is managed by Bingham Library and Art Gallery Foundation
Bingham Gallery
1 Dyer Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 2PP England
administrator@cirencester.gov.uk
01285 655646
http://www.binghamlibrarytrust.org.ukPlease remember to double-check the opening hours with the venue concerned before making a special visit
Artworks
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Cirencester Market Place, Gloucestershire, the Distribution of Bucks and Does from Braden Forest, 1420 John Beecham (1813–1882) -
Bishop Hooper in Cricklade Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, 1555 John Beecham (1813–1882) -
Cirencester Market Place, Gloucestershire Ebenezer Barnard (1841–1914/1919) -
Black Jack Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire John Beecham (1813–1882) -
The 'Sun Inn' in Cirencester Market Place, Gloucestershire John Beecham (1813–1882) -
Edward II Spending Christmas at Cirencester, Gloucestershire, 1321 John Beecham (1813–1882) -
The Attack on Lord Chandos' Coach, Cirencester Market Place, Gloucestershire, August 1642 John Beecham (1813–1882) - 17 more
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