Welcome to Kingswood Heritage Museum
We reopen on Saturday 4th April 2026, 11:00 – 17:00 hrs
Our passionate team of volunteers have been busy over the Winter refreshing some of our displays and exhibits, or creating some fantastic new displays for our 2026 season.
• Spotlight on Staple Hill and Soundwell
• The Monarch’s Way
• Primary & Secondary Schools in the Kingswood Area
Plus much, much more!
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Kingswood Heritage Museum
The museum is located on the site of William Champion’s 18th Century brass works at Warmley, South Gloucestershire. This site represents an important milestone in industrial history, for it was here that Champion developed the first commercial production of zinc in Europe.
Kingswood Heritage Museum is the largest independent Museum in South Gloucestershire.
Educational exhibits
The Museum celebrates the rich industrial and social heritage of Kingswood and the surrounding areas of South Gloucestershire.
The Museum holds a wealth of artifacts and information all displayed in sympathetic and interesting exhibits throughout the museum to make an enjoyable visit for all of the family.
Visiting us
As well as all our exhibition rooms the Museum has a café with a range of drinks, cakes and other light refreshments available, and a well stocked bookshop selling a range of local history books
The Museum is managed and run solely by a dedicated team of volunteers and the Museum has been awarded The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.
