Queenborough Guildhall Museum
Queenborough Guildhall Museum tells the fascinating story of this historic town, from a small saxon settlement to a wealthy borough and royal castle built by Edward III.
Queenborough is full of Victorian industrial heritage. The town was also home to hundreds of minesweeping vessels during the Second World War.
The museum houses many artefacts over two rooms plus gaol area with access to the historic guildhall.
Historic Periods
Saxon (410-1066), Victorian (1837-1901), World Wars (1914-1945), Post-War (1945+)Opening Times
April – October, Saturdays, 2:00 – 5.00 pm (Last admission 4.30)
Cost
Adults: 50p
Children: Free
More Information
Telephone:01795 667295
Website: https://www.queenboroughguildhallmuseum.co.uk/
Facilities
Parking nearbyKent Children’s University
Not a Kent Children’s University Destination
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Address
High Street, Queenborough, Sheppey, ME11 5AA
ME11 5AA