Immingham Museum
About This Museum
You might not expect to find a treasure trove of local history tucked away in a former council office, but that's the charm of Immingham Museum. It feels less like a formal institution and more like popping into a knowledgeable neighbour's front room, one who has kept everything. The walls are lined with photographs of old Immingham docks and faces from a bygone era, telling the story of the town's deep connection to the Humber. You can easily lose an hour just chatting with the volunteers and discovering tales you won't find in any textbook.
Collection Highlights
The museum is famous for its extensive archive on the Immingham Dock construction, including original tools and worker's stories. Look for the poignant memorials to the PS *Immingham* ferry tragedy and personal items from local families that bring social history to life.
Visitor Information
It's run by wonderfully passionate volunteers, so it's always best to check their opening times online before you pop in. Entry is free, but they gratefully accept donations to help keep the lights on and these local stories alive.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a practical, unassuming brick building on Pelham Road that was originally part of the town's civic offices, giving it a distinctly authentic, local feel.
Contact & Location
Address: Pelham Road, Immingham, North East Lincolnshire, Greater Lincolnshire, England, DN40 1QF, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7518 899048
Website: Visit Website
