Bruce Castle Museum - London
Bruce Castle Museum - Bruce Castle Museum
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Lordship Lane
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Greater London
N17 8NU
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Bruce Castle Museum description
Museum
Medium (1-150)
About Bruce Castle Museum
Accredited Museum logo
Bruce Castle Museum is accredited by Arts Council England. The ACE Accreditation Scheme sets national standards for UK museums. Entry is free to all visitors.
Bruce Castle is a Grade I listed 16th Century manor house in 20 acres of parkland. William Compton - a member of Henry VIII’s court, built the oldest surviving parts of the building.
Since then the building has been modified several times by subsequent owners including the Coleraine family. One of the wives of the 2nd Lord Coleraine is said to haunt the building.
Sir Rowland Hill's family ran a progressive school for boys at Bruce Castle during the Victorian period. Sir Rowland reformed the British postal system and became famous for introducing the Penny Post.
Bruce Castle opened as a Museum in 1906 and now houses local history collections relating to the borough of Haringey. The collection of paintings may be viewed on the BBC website in the external links section towards the bottom of this page.
Bruce Castle Park was the first public park in Tottenham. There is a Tree Trail to follow and the park is part of the Better Haringey Walking Trail.
Green Tourism (silver) logo
In 2012 we were granted a silver level award by Green Business UK Ltd. Our supporters include representatives of Friends of the Earth (FoE). Click here to see the 2012 winners of the FoE national photographic competition on renewable energy (external link).
As part of our commitment to the Green Tourism Business Scheme (external link) we have established a Visitor Charter.
Each year, National Fairtrade Fortnight encourages us all to think a bit more about how and where our food is produced. Bruce Castle Museum buys Fairtrade products.
Opening hours
Museum
Wednesday to Sunday 1pm - 5pm
Visiting groups including schools may book to visit at other times
Local History Archives Search-room
Wednesday and alternate Saturdays 1pm - 5pm
Thursday and Friday 9.30am - 5pm
It is advisable to book an appointment to ensure we can accommodate your visit.
The Museum and Archives are always closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday and the Summer Bank Holidays.
Accredited Museum logo
Bruce Castle Museum is accredited by Arts Council England. The ACE Accreditation Scheme sets national standards for UK museums. Entry is free to all visitors.
Bruce Castle is a Grade I listed 16th Century manor house in 20 acres of parkland. William Compton - a member of Henry VIII’s court, built the oldest surviving parts of the building.
Since then the building has been modified several times by subsequent owners including the Coleraine family. One of the wives of the 2nd Lord Coleraine is said to haunt the building.
Sir Rowland Hill's family ran a progressive school for boys at Bruce Castle during the Victorian period. Sir Rowland reformed the British postal system and became famous for introducing the Penny Post.
Bruce Castle opened as a Museum in 1906 and now houses local history collections relating to the borough of Haringey. The collection of paintings may be viewed on the BBC website in the external links section towards the bottom of this page.
Bruce Castle Park was the first public park in Tottenham. There is a Tree Trail to follow and the park is part of the Better Haringey Walking Trail.
Green Tourism (silver) logo
In 2012 we were granted a silver level award by Green Business UK Ltd. Our supporters include representatives of Friends of the Earth (FoE). Click here to see the 2012 winners of the FoE national photographic competition on renewable energy (external link).
As part of our commitment to the Green Tourism Business Scheme (external link) we have established a Visitor Charter.
Each year, National Fairtrade Fortnight encourages us all to think a bit more about how and where our food is produced. Bruce Castle Museum buys Fairtrade products.
Opening hours
Museum
Wednesday to Sunday 1pm - 5pm
Visiting groups including schools may book to visit at other times
Local History Archives Search-room
Wednesday and alternate Saturdays 1pm - 5pm
Thursday and Friday 9.30am - 5pm
It is advisable to book an appointment to ensure we can accommodate your visit.
The Museum and Archives are always closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday and the Summer Bank Holidays.
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