DONATION APPEAL:
Please consider making a financial contribution today, your donations will ensure that we can preserve the town's museum. Either scan the QR code, or click on the Donations tab for other ways to donate. Thank you for your support!
Currently housed in a small Victorian school, Goff's School, Tenbury Wells Museum aims to give a flavour of the development of the market town and surrounding district of Tenbury Wells, allegedly described by Queen Victoria as her ‘Little Town in the Orchard’.
Come and explore the museum's varied collections to discover more about the
domestic and rural life of the local area through objects, images and sound.
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Throughout the year the History Group hosts an interesting programme of talks
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday 1st April till Friday 31st October 2025
Tuesday to Saturday 10.30am - 1pm
May Day, Spring & Summer Bank Holidays 11am - 1pm
Closed Sundays & Mondays
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ASSISTANCE DOGS WELCOME
All other dogs permitted at Steward's discretion
(only one, small to medium sized on lead)
The Museum is a charity run by a dedicated team of volunteers and relies solely on public donations to ensure the survival of its collections.
If you think there should continue to be a museum in Tenbury please consider either making a donation, becoming a member or volunteering for a couple of hours per month.
Take a look at the Donations and Volunteering pages for more information.
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Please note the historic Pump Room is managed by Tenbury Town Council
CONTACT US
To find out more about the museum and its collection visit us at:
Goff's School, Cross Street, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire, WR15 8EF
or make contact via:
Email: info@tenburymuseum.org.uk
Instagram, Facebook & Messenger: @tenburymuseum
Telephone: 07361 701804 only answered during opening times
Reviews from our visitors
So much to see in a small space - very welcoming stewards and if they can't answer your questions someone will get back to you with as much information as they have!
IF you are visiting tenbury wells, worth a visit, it is tucked away just up from the main high street but down from the pembrooke
Our visit here was brief due to time constraints but the lady there was very knowledgeable and gave us useful information of the best places to see in the short time available.
