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Khama III Memorial Museum
Established in 1985, the Khama III Memorial Museum preserves and interprets the cultural, political, and social history of the Gammangwato people and the wider Serowe community.
Through exhibitions, archival collections, research, and digital initiatives, the Museum serves as a centre for heritage preservation and public education.
About the Museum
The Khama III Memorial Museum was established to preserve and promote the historical legacy of the Gammangwato region and the cultural heritage of Serowe.
Operating as both an ethnographic and historical institution, the museum safeguards collections that reflect the experiences, traditions and development of the people of Gammangwato.
Its collections include material culture, historical archives, photographs and literary works documenting leadership, governance, social change and community identity from the nineteenth century to the present day.
Through preservation, research, exhibitions and public engagement, the museum connects past generations with the present while ensuring that this important heritage is protected for the future.
Collections
Explore catalogues, research collections, archival documents, and curated materials available for viewing through the Museum’s digital archive.
Visit the Museum
Plan your visit to the Khama III Memorial Museum in Serowe. Explore exhibitions, collections, and publications in person.
Quick Info
For schools, universities, and guided tours, please contact the museum to arrange a suitable time.