This project will conserve the historic building, improve visitor facilities and provide a home for the recently acquired collection of Marc Brunel’s beautiful Thames Tunnel watercolour designs. We will also be able to offer a wider range of events and activities for people.
We have received development funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and other generous funders to transform the museum.
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Please get in touch ( hello@thebrunelmuseum.com ) with any questions or comments, and keep an eye on this page for more upcoming engagement events. If you want to keep up to date with our latest news without having to go searching for it, sign up to the project newsletter here.
Updates
Did you create a tile for the Ship of Blueprints in 2004?
We’re seeking the child artists who were involved in the creation of the Ship of Blueprints on the Musuem site in 2004. The Ship of Blueprints is a
We’re reinventing the Brunel Museum!
We’re reinventing the Brunel Museum for 2025! The Brunel Museum has announced that it will close in September 2024 for their Brunel
Brunel Museum Reinvented – Your Questions Answered
We’re excited to be reinventing the Brunel Museum in time for the 200th anniversary of the Thames Tunnel in 2025! We know there will be
Julian Ayre returns to the Brunel Museum Reinvented Project
Julian was involved with developing the Brunel Museum Reinvented Project in 2020-22 as Heritage Manager. He is now back with the Brunel and says, ‘It’s
Brunel Museum secures funding from Association for Industrial Archaeology for restoration of Engine House
We’re delighted to share that we’ve secured a grant of £20, 000 from the Association for Industrial Archaeology to restore the Grade II* Listed Engine
Brunel Museum Reinvented: Continuing to listen
Last week I wrote about how we consulted both visitors and non-visitors alike which has shaped the Brunel Museum Reinvented project. But listening to people