The Henley-in-Arden Museum & Heritage Centre is a unique facility located in the historic market town of Henley-in-Arden, near Stratford-upon-Avon, England. The centre is a museum of the town's history from the Norman Conquest to the present day, made possible by the generosity of a former Lord of the Manor, Joseph Alexander Hardy of Pennsylvania. The centre relies on volunteers to stay open and offers guided tours, exhibits, and events. Visitors can explore the centre's ground and first floors, which feature exhibits and displays showcasing the town's history and heritage. The centre is open to the public and offers free entry. In addition to its regular exhibitions, the centre also hosts special events and activities, such as coffee mornings for volunteers and visitors.
Visitors praised the centre's informative and helpful staff, its engaging exhibits, and its accessibility.
Some visitors experienced rudeness and unhelpfulness from staff, and there was a complaint about the toilet facilities.