Family-friendly Museum for the London Borough of Sutton, overlooking Carshalton Ponds in a history-rich conservation area. FREE entry, shop and tea room. Very active Friends group supports the Museum, its staff and volunteers, and its events.
Lovely interesting museum - really enjoyed visiting. Staff were so friendly and helpful
Nestled by Carshalton Ponds, Honeywood Museum, a Grade II listed house, embodies centuries of history. Its charming facade blends 17th-century architecture with Edwardian elegance, a tribute to John Pattinson Kirk's vision. Inside, a treasure trove of local history awaits, spanning from the Bronze Age to modern times. A visit to Honeywood Museum is a delightful journey through time, where history intertwines with the serene beauty of Carshalton.
A local museum, heritage and exhibition centre enviably located aside the picturesque ponds and unsung Festival Walk. Grade II Listed early 17th.Century "chalk and flint" building, extensively adapted and modified over the centuries. Thematic and transitional local and Sutton history and heritage from social, economic, domestic and archaeological perspectives: a patina of time and place presented with panache. Contemporary displays, informative narrative boards, a compact gift shop and then chalk up an Edwardian billiard room as a grand finale ! Exhibitions by local artists The volunteer staff are enthused and engaging. A boast to the local community and assuredly worth a visit with a cafe right next door beside the evocative pond.
Nice and cozy little museum, we were there for family activities. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The activities quite well thought and most importantly my children really enjoyed their time there. experience altogether
Great place especially in the summer. Great for kids and also local history
Wonderful place to learn more about our local area rich in history Bring your children if you have Dogs are not allowed Happy visit
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Restaurant
Toilets
Good for kids
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Lovely interesting museum - really enjoyed visiting. Staff were so friendly and helpful
Nestled by Carshalton Ponds, Honeywood Museum, a Grade II listed house, embodies centuries of history. Its charming facade blends 17th-century architecture with Edwardian elegance, a tribute to John Pattinson Kirk's vision. Inside, a treasure trove of local history awaits, spanning from the Bronze Age to modern times. A visit to Honeywood Museum is a delightful journey through time, where history intertwines with the serene beauty of Carshalton.
A local museum, heritage and exhibition centre enviably located aside the picturesque ponds and unsung Festival Walk. Grade II Listed early 17th.Century "chalk and flint" building, extensively adapted and modified over the centuries. Thematic and transitional local and Sutton history and heritage from social, economic, domestic and archaeological perspectives: a patina of time and place presented with panache. Contemporary displays, informative narrative boards, a compact gift shop and then chalk up an Edwardian billiard room as a grand finale ! Exhibitions by local artists The volunteer staff are enthused and engaging. A boast to the local community and assuredly worth a visit with a cafe right next door beside the evocative pond.
Nice and cozy little museum, we were there for family activities. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The activities quite well thought and most importantly my children really enjoyed their time there. experience altogether
Great place especially in the summer. Great for kids and also local history
Wonderful place to learn more about our local area rich in history Bring your children if you have Dogs are not allowed Happy visit
