Winchester College’s Treasury museum of art and archaeology. Treasury is free to the public and open from 2-4pm daily.
Join one of our guided tours to learn more about the College’s history, architecture, collections and tranquil gardens.
Explore our wide-ranging archives, libraries and collections, dating back over a thousand years.
The Winchester College Archives include details of all pupils who served in the First and Second World War, as well as many from previous conflicts. We have a dedicated website that provides information on all the pupils who fell in conflicts from the Crimean War onwards, enabling you to search the Winchester College Rolls of Honour and War Service Rolls.
Winchester College is fortunate to maintain eighteen Grade I, six Grade II* and over seventy Grade II listed buildings, some of which formed part of the original College site in the late 14th century. Many of these spaces are of national importance; all are in current use and many are open to the public via guided tours or public events.
This year we are joining the worldwide celebrations of the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth. This included opening No. 8 College Street – the house where Jane Austen spent her final weeks and died in 1817 – to the public for the first time, throughout Summer 2025.
There is also an exhibition in Treasury marking the anniversary year and exploring Jane Austen’s connections with Winchester College. This free exhibition is open until December 2025.
