• Opening times
• Admission fee
• How to find us
• What's in the museum?
• Special events
• Volunteering opportunities

Following a redesign Nottingham Industrial Museum re-opened in March run entirely by a group of local volunteers.

Opening times

The museum is open:

Every Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday (except Christmas and New Year)
17 March - 31 October, 11am - 5pm
1 November - 28 February, 11am - 4pm

Admission fee

Adults - £2
Children and concessions - £1
Pre-booked groups of 10 or more got a 10% discount.

Steaming Days (includes museum admission)
Adults- £4
Children and concessions - £2

How to find us

Nottingham Industrial Museum
Wollaton Park
Nottingham
NG8 2AE

What's in the museum?

The Industrial Museum showcases Nottingham's rich industrial heritage and is a proud celebration of how and where we worked in the city.

The museum's collections include:

• Transport - restored Raleigh bicycles, Brough motorbikes, 17th Century Baskerville coach
• Steam engines - the Basford Beam Engine which used to pump the city's water supply over 100 years ago.
• Technology - vintage radios, gramophones and telegraph systems
• Lace making machinery - recreation of a late 19th Century lace manufacturing workshop

Special events

The steam engines will be in full steam on the following dates:

Volunteering Opportunities

The museum is always looking for additional volunteers to help out, to find out more call our Volunteer Programmes Co-ordinator on 0115 876 2187. Volunteers can get involved with all aspects of the museum including collections care, marketing, research and site design.

For further information about Nottingham Industrial Museum visit the museum's official website.