The Dugdale Centre

The Dugdale Centre is a local museum and arts venue in Enfield that displays objects from the surrounding area. The collection includes mammoth bones, Roman artifacts, and industrial items that show how this place has developed over many centuries.

The venue preserves a 16th century mural from Broomfield House that shows elements from the Tudor period. This era shaped Enfield greatly, as the area had strong connections to royal residences at that time.

The museum organizes rotating outdoor exhibitions in parks and streets throughout Enfield Borough, making art and history accessible to local communities.

You can find information about the exhibits through QR codes placed in front of displays, which connect you to digital content about each piece. This approach lets you learn more about individual objects and their meaning without carrying extra materials.

The collection features items from Enfield manufacturing, including Belling products that show the skilled craftsmanship from this area in the 20th century. This reveals how Enfield was known as a factory town where technical skill and innovation were part of everyday life.

Location: London Borough of Enfield

Capacity: 139

Address: Dugdale Centre, Thomas Hardy House, Enfield EN2 6DS

Website: https://dugdalecentre.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.65043,-0.08041

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:06