Step back in time and uncover the fascinating history of Fordingbridge and the surrounding area at one of the town’s most popular attractions.
Nestled on the edge of the New Forest, beside the beautiful Hampshire Avon, Fordingbridge Museum is housed in a historic granary and brought to life by a dedicated team of volunteers. Packed with stories, artefacts, photographs, and interactive displays, there is something to capture the imagination of visitors of all ages.
Explore a wide variety of exhibits, including:
• A magnificent Victorian furnished dolls’ house
• Historic domestic kitchen equipment and household treasures
• Thousands of photographs recording life in Fordingbridge and neighbouring villages
• The story of Fordingbridge’s railway and its impact on the town
• Displays celebrating local public houses, businesses, and community life
• A reconstructed blacksmith’s workshop
• The history of the famous Fordingbridge Turks football club
• Exhibits about renowned local artist Augustus John
• Artefacts from the area’s brick-making industry
• Traditional cobblers’ tools and equipment
• Early bicycles and transport through the ages
Whether you are discovering Fordingbridge for the first time, researching family history, or revisiting cherished memories, Fordingbridge Museum offers a unique glimpse into the people, places, and stories that shaped our town.
Free entry – donations welcome
