Collections at Nottingham Industrial Museum
Come and learn all about Nottinghamshire’s industrial heritage at Nottingham Industrial Museum. Our fascinating collection explores our rich industrial history from The Industrial Revolution to early 20th century communication technology.
We open every weekend (Plus Bank Holidays, except Christmas and New Year). And can’t wait to welcome you to five galleries of objects reflecting local industries such as railways, bicycles, motorcycles, lace, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, tobacco. Not to mention our unique collection of working steam and diesel engines. Volunteers manage the museum, set up the events, and make your visit special. You will find us in the Stable Block of Wollaton Hall and Deer Park, near to the cafe.
Find out more about our exciting and unique industrial heritage on this website and our Wikipedia site.
Nottingham’s only Industrial Museum TripAdvisor rating of 4.5.
NIM’s Mrs. Bird discusses the Victorian washing machine.
The World History Project (WHP) team travels to the UK to investigate the Industrial Revolution, the economics of the British Empire, and Britain in World War 1. Several films were made at Nottingham Industrial Museum.
