📜 The only surviving town gasworks in England and Wales, this museum documents how gas was manufactured from coal, its distribution and use.
🔍 Run entirely by volunteers, the site is a Scheduled Ancient Monument, offering insight into cultural, social, and industrial heritage.

Why Go

🏭 Explore Victorian gas manufacturing technology
⚙️ See original gas manufacturing equipment like retorts, condensers, and gasholders
💡 See historical gas appliances and exhibits for homes
📚 Learn about the gas industry and local history
🆓 Enjoy free admission and knowledgeable volunteer-led tours

Why Avoid

🅿️ Parking can be difficult on market days (Thursdays)

Tips

⏳ Allow approximately one hour for your visit
💖 Donations are greatly appreciated to support the museum
📞 Group visits can be arranged outside regular hours
🎁 Gift shop available
🌐 Check the museum's website for current opening times and special events

Cost

💰 Free admission, donations welcome.

Hours

🕒 Thursdays and Fridays 10:00-13:00. Seasonal closure from end of October to Easter.
🗓️ Additional September opening for Heritage Open Days: Saturdays and Sundays 10:00-16:00.

🅿️ Parking Local free car park available, but may be full on Thursdays. Aldiss Community car park nearby.

♿ Accessibility Disabled access and disabled toilets available.