Whats on at the Congleton Museum

Stories of Greener Congleton: Walking and Cycling Audio Trail

Green Passport

Discover Congleton’s greener side this summer! Explore inspiring places, join fun activities, support local projects and take simple actions for nature. Collect stickers as you go and become a Beartown Green Champion!

Walks programme 2026

Join us for a new season of guided walks led by local experts, each offering a different way to discover Congleton’s history, people and places.

Talks Programme 2026

Our 2026 history talks programme runs from April to October, with talks led by four different speakers. Discover more about Congleton, its history and the people who shaped it.

Congleton Museum is a local museum in Congleton, Cheshire, covering the history of the town and surrounding areas, from the pre-historic period to the present day.

Entry is free.

Open Tuesday – Saturday 10.00 am – 4.15 pm (last entry 3.45pm)

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Volunteer Opportunities in the Project Our Disappearing Nature

Join us to collect plant data for Congleton Museum and contribute to building the first extensive local flora database!

Contact us on info@congletonmuseum.co.uk to learn more about how you can get involved.

Civil War

From a cannon ball stuck inside a stone from Biddulph Old Hall, to buried treasure found in Priesty Fields, Congleton

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Visit Us

Free Admission. Visit Congleton Museum and unveil a world of stories from the local area.

We welcome all types of groups to the museum, whether you’re an adult group looking for a day trip, or a SEND group looking for a bespoke visit.

George Wright

George Wright

Author: Linda Hulse On 1st September 1914, fustian cutter George Wright of Thomas Street, Congleton, enlisted in the Cheshire Regiment. He

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