Malvern Museum

The Malvern Museum occupies a fifteenth-century gatehouse with two floors displaying objects from different periods of the town's history. The rooms contain minerals, medieval timbers, Victorian items, and documents that record the local story.

The building was built in the fifteenth century as a gatehouse for Great Malvern Priory and survived after the monastery closed in 1539. It served various purposes for centuries before opening as a museum in 1979.

The collections reveal how locals transformed Malvern from a monastic settlement into a health resort, and later into a center for scientific advancement. Visitors can see how each era left its mark on daily life in the town.

The museum operates seasonally and offers audio guides, interactive displays, and accessible facilities for visitors with mobility needs. You can explore at your own pace or arrange special group visits.

The display rooms are organized by theme with audio narration that speaks from the perspective of historical characters, creating a personal connection to the stories being told. This approach makes the objects and their contexts come alive for visitors.

Location: Malvern

Inception: 1979

Address: Graham Road, Malvern WR14 2HU

Website: http://malvernmuseum.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 52.11050,-2.32952

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:20