Located in North Street, the Museum, opened in1988, was formed to archive and display the history of Emsworth and its surroundings, to make the public aware of Emsworth's historical position. The Museum is entirely run by volunteers, and has a selection of the area's history displayed in articles, books, pictures, clothing ships models. 

There are  displays devoted to the old sea-faring families, and to the author P.G.Wodehouse who lived in Emsworth and incorporated several local names into his books.

The Museum is opeat the following times between April & October: Saturday 10:30-4:30, Sunday 2:30-4:30, Fridays in August 2.30-4.30pm and on Bank Holidays.

Covid-19 Pandemic Government guidelines, advice and recommendations to protect volunteers and visitors are being complied with. When you visit you must wear a face mask unless you have a medical condition that prevents this. Young people under the age of 11 years are also exempt. You are also required to provide your contact details — these will be destroyed after 21 days.

For more information visit: www.emsworthmuseum.org.uk