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Our mission is to preserve, store, and interpret the heritage and history of the industries and people of the River Wandle.

Opening Times: Wednesday 1-4pm and Sundays 2-5pm. Closed Bank Holiday Weekends.

Sunday opening may be subject to change. Please check before visiting.

Admission Free. Donations welcomed.

Latest News

New Exhibition: Women of the Wandle

Women of the Wandle

Many women inherited the mills and property upon the death of their husbands. Some chose to sell, some continued to run the business, whilst others leased out the mills and property. Sadly for this day and age, some would have given up ownership upon remarrying.
This exhibition is the story of some of the women associated with the Wandle Valley

The new exhibition opens to the public on Sunday 15th June, free of charge, at the Wandle Industrial Museum.

Wandle Heritage Festival 2025

This festival runs from 13th June - 13th July and has a great many events / talks / exhibitions taking place, far too many to list here.

For information, please visit welcometowandsworth.com.

Talks for 2025

As you will be aware that the Wandle Industrial Museum give a number of talks. Normally these talks are given to groups and organisations and not open to everyone. Over the next month or so we will be giving talks that are open to anyone to attend.

Please click on the Future Events link in the sidebar on the right.

Changes to Our Displays

Visitors should be aware that we are making changes to our displays. Some of our listed exhibits may not be on show. If you visit and wish to see something not on show please ask one of our volunteers for help.

Oral History Project  

The museum would like to capture the memories of those who worked in the industries along the River Wandle. Did you work in one or have a relation who did? If you would like to share what you remember we would like to hear from you. Please call the museum (020 8648 0127) or send us an email (office@wandle.org) and we will get back to you to make arrangements to capture your part in history.