The Museum of Harlow uses objects, text, photographs and interactive exhibits to tell the story of the Harlow area from earliest times to the present day. The Museum is housed in an early 19th century stable block and set in attractive gardens.

The Forge Museum is set in an attractive Grade II* listed building situated in the picturesque village of Much Hadham. Originally a farmhouse of Moor Place, the earlier parts of the building date from the 15th century, Horseshoe Cottage and Forge Cottage date from...

The Rhodes Arts Complex is a contemporary venue for the arts and is the home of the excellent Bishop’s Stortford Museum and Thorleybourne Gallery.

Rye House Gatehouse was one of the first brick built buildings in the country. The house formed the hub of what was a large estate for its time. Rye House is also known as one of the finest medieval moated sites in Hertfordshire.  It is also an important place in...

North Weald Airfield Museum is all about the service personnel and civilians who have lived, worked, flown, fought and died here since the airfield opened in 1916. The museum sets out to tell the story of a famous airfield that has protected London during two world...

Ware Museum is an independent museum established in 1986 and run entirely by volunteers. It is located in the historic centre of Ware in the grounds of the Grade 1 listed Priory.

Lowewood Museum holds a fascinating collection, depicting the past local life of the Broxbourne area.

No other forest on earth evokes the atmosphere of a medieval hunting forest so completely. The ancient trees of the forest are like magnificent living sculptures, peaceful giants worn and fragile from centuries of seasons and use.

The Epping Ongar Railway operates on a preserved railway along the final section of the old Great Eastern Railway and London Underground between Epping and Ongar, with an intermediate station at North Weald. The line was reopened in late 2004 after 10 years of...

The Speedway Museum charts the history of Speedway from the early pioneers to modern day heroes. The Museum charts Speedway from its early Dirt Track days, with Rudge and Douglas machines on show, to a Cycle Speedway display (many riders began their Speedway careers...