Nottingham Industrial Museum

Amazing museum. There are some incredible machines housed here, many unique to the area. Notably the lace machines and the incredibly impressive water pump that runs (at the end of each month).The volunteers are friendly and passionate about their museum. It adds a level of interest that most museums miss.Check opening days and times as it is staffed by the volunteers and not open all the time.

An absolutely fascinating museum highlighting the many things made in and around Nottingham. The exhibits are great but the experience is really made by the incredibly knowledgeable and approachable volunteers. Very worth an hour to visit.

Excellent place for learning about the lace textile heritage and industrial revolution history of steam machines, railway and victorian life in Nottingham and the UK. Kids will enjoy it and grown ups too! The museum is being updated, new exhibition distribution, new descriptive displays, new paint. Looks lively and brighter and even more educational

Small but perfectly formed museum within the grounds of Wollaton Hall and Deer Park. Lots of displays showcasing the industry of Nottingham. Lace making clock making and Boots the Chemist all get a mention. Plenty of facilities shared with the Hall and Park.

The museum is at wollaton , although it does not open every day. It is a place where you can find a history of stuff that was invented and built in nottingham such as the steam railway , the chopain bicycle. I was amazing to discover that all these that were worldwide brands originated from nottingham. There is a guided tour and was a great experience. The only downside is that it does not open every day. If you like history, then it's is one of the places to go.

Surely a wonderful. A perfect weekend to visit this place. The collection of machine they have is amazing and the way they have maintained it is very appreciating. The staff is very dedicated towards their work and are very informative. All the machines kept in are rare, unique and working. If you are a motorcycle lover then surely visit this place you will be amazed my Nottinghams manufactured Motorcycle on display.

The guides are so good! They are knowledgeable and really put the effort in. There's a lot to see for something that seems like a small museum.

This museum has absolutely blown me away. A truly hidden gem of Nottingham. It gives you an accurate picture of where Nottingham is from, where it is at where the City is headed. It has got some very interesting collections and a range of Nottingham history of success. But most important of all are the volunteers who run the place. They are so warm and friendly, their knowledge of their subjects and their passion is moving. It's a shame we didn't have enough time to do more but will definitely be going back and cannot recommend it enough. The Victorian kitchen run special events where you might be able to test a Victorian dish so recommend scanning their website to see what's on before you visit.

Can't recommend this museum more. The lovely people working here will passionately tell you about each piece shown here and will show you how some of the industrial machines work.If you are lucky you might even get the chance to taste history in the Victorian kitchen and if you're even more lucky you will meet Indy - the industrial cat!

Fantastic place love it great day out, yet another visit today with our son. The volunteers make the place come alive with stories of past and knowledge of the exhibits.Such a shame a lot of the industry is lost in Nottinghamshire. The museum is keeping it all alive.Cheap as well, if you visit with children they go free.If your in to bikes a Raleigh show case of bikes well worth seeing I spotted at least 4 bikes I owned before.