A small gallery in the former Methodist chapel where Stanley Spencer worshipped as a boy, devoted to his paintings of the village he called heaven.
Get directions16 High Street, Cookham, SL6 9SJ
The gallery has been housed in the village's former Wesleyan chapel, which Spencer attended as a child, since it opened in 1962.
It is open every day in summer and from Thursday to Sunday in winter, with a changing exhibition alongside the permanent display.
Visitors can follow Spencer's picture Neighbours, painted in 1936, from drawing to print to finished painting.
16 High Street, Cookham, SL6 9SJ
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