Museum of Bath at Work
Working life museum on Julian Road
About Museum of Bath at Work
The Museum of Bath at Work tells the story of the city's working life from a 1777 former real tennis court on Julian Road, in the city centre near the Royal Crescent and Victoria Park. It is run by the Bath Industrial Heritage Trust, a registered charity. It has 4.6 from 244 Google...
Highlights
- J.B. Bowler's ironmongery and factory
- Bath Stone mine
- 1914 Horstmann car
- Stothert & Pitt crane makers display
- Hudson Gallery exhibitions
Opening Hours
Features & Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
Adults £10, concessions £7.50, children £5 and families £20. A Gift Aid donation gives free admission for a year.
Are there tours?
Yes. Every visitor can listen to a free audio guide on their phone, and there is a free guided tour daily at 11am.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
The two main display galleries are, with level access at the rear door and a wheelchair lift to the top floor. The ground floor, including the stone mine, is not accessible. Call on arrival and staff will meet you at the rear door.
Is there parking?
The museum has no car park of its own; the nearest is Charlotte Street. A space for disabled visitors can be reserved by phone.
Can I bring my dog?
Assistance dogs are welcome.
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