Museum
Kingston Museum
Accredited museum built by Andrew Carnegie with free admission and three permanent exhibitions.
Kingston East & Norbiton West
About
An accredited museum in Kingston upon Thames, southwest London, built in 1904 and funded by Scottish-American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Adjoining Kingston Library, the museum offers free entry and features three permanent exhibitions: Ancient Origins on prehistory to Anglo-Saxon times, Town of Kings on medieval to 1940s Kingston development, and Eadweard Muybridge on the noted photographer who was native to Kingston.
Things to do here
Explore Ancient Origins exhibition covering prehistory to Anglo-Saxon timesView Town of Kings exhibition on Kingston's development as a market townSee Eadweard Muybridge exhibition with materials related to the photographer
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Getting there
Stations
Richmond (London) · 74 min walk
MildmaySouth Western Railway
Richmond · 75 min walk
District
Dundonald Road · 81 min walk
Tram
Buses
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Kingston Riverside · Malden Manor · Cottenham Park · Wimbledon Broadway · Tooting
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Kingston Riverside · Norbiton · Motspur Park · North Cheam · Sutton
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Kingston Riverside · Cottenham Park · South Wimbledon · Streatham Green · Brixton Hill
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Kingston Riverside · Kingston Vale · East Putney · Putney · Fulham Palace
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Strand · Clapham · Putney Town · Cottenham Park · Kingston Riverside
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Ham · Kingston Hill · Malden Manor · Raynes Park · Morden
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Kew Gardens · Richmond · Richmond Park · Tudor Drive · Kingston Riverside
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Kingston Riverside · Surbiton · Southborough · Hook · Chessington
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