Pewsey Heritage Centre

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The Pewsey heritage Centre is now open between 10.00 – 16.00 hours Monday to Saturday. £2 for adults and free admission for u16s accompanied by an adult. Come and see the photographs and memorabilia depicting the history of the village as well as artefacts and exhibits relating to Pewsey and the surrounding areas of the Vale over the last 100 years.

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Volunteer Door Stewards Required

Volunteer Door Stewards required for Pewsey Heritage Centre Do you have an interest in local history, have some time to spare on either Monday, Friday or Saturday, either from 10am until 1pm or from 1pm to 4pm, training will be given. If you would like to volunteer please contact Linda Keepence on 01672 562618

Volunteer Trustees Required

Pewsey Heritage Centre are looking to fill vacancies for Trustees and, in particular, to widen our expertise base by looking for volunteers with Finance, IT and Legal knowledge. However, we would be very keen to speak to anyone who feels that they have the appropriate skills and a willingness to serve on the Board. Importantly we have a very urgent requirement for the roles of Company Secretary; Centre Manager; and Chief Steward. If you think you could help and would like more information please CLICK HERE.

The Museum

The Pewsey Heritage Centre collection is housed in what was once the foundry building of Whatley & Hiscock, agricultural engineers.

Indeed, the machinery of this firm formed the basis for the Heritage Centre. When engineering work ceased, the local history society set up a museum to conserve the heavy machinery. This has grown into the resource you can see today.

You will find more information about the history of the building and the collection in the Museum History section of this website.

Pewsey - the village that gave the Vale its name.

This view is from Pewsey White Horse, on the edge of Salisbury Plain

3D tour of the Pewsey Heritage Centre

To move about position the mouse pointer on the floor and click the arrow. To turn use the compass on the right. Use the link to Google Maps to see full screen.