Salisbury Museum is based in the King’s House, a grade I listed building located opposite Salisbury Cathedral. We have a small but friendly staff, supported by over 100 volunteers. We offer a variety of services, including the opportunity to hire this unique location for corporate events and activities.
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About the Museum
Salisbury Museum is situated in the glorious setting of the Cathedral Close. The main strength of the Museum rests in its archaeological collections.
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Facility Hire
The King’s House is a unique and atmospheric location with an amazing view of the Cathedral. Different areas of the building can be hired for corporate events, meetings and receptions.
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Museum History
Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum was founded by Dr Richard Fowler in 1860 and was for many years located in St Ann’s Street in the city.
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News
The Museum has an exciting programme of exhibitions, events and activities. Find out the latest about what is going on here.
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Services
The Museum offers most of the services that you might expect from a leading museum. Please remember that the Museum has a small staff and it can be busy.
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The Team
There is a small but friendly staff supported by volunteers largely drawn from the 800-strong Museum membership.
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Celebrating 150 Years
Salisbury Museum marked its 150th anniversary with a major exhibition, Made in 1860, over the summer of 2010.
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Blog
Find out what’s happening behind the scenes at Salisbury Museum with our Blog written by museum members Tony and Clare Ereira.
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