The museum interprets the history of Denbigh showing its origins as a mediaeval settlement and its development as a cultural and industrial centre. Items featured include the town’s mediaeval charters, interpretation of the castle and town walls, civic robes and silverware and an audio-visual presentation.

There are temporary exhibitions, drawing on the museum collections and those of local collectors.

There is also an extensive medical collection and artefacts from the former Denbigh mental hospital. Material from the Denbighshire Record Office supplements the collection.

Directions: Adjacent to the Post Office, on High Street.

Open: Mon & Wed 0930-1900

           Tue & Fri 0930-1700

           Thursday 1030 -1700

           Saturday 0900-1300

Facilities: Disabled access, toilets, education room, educational materials available.  Car parking nearby.

Admission: Free

Groups and societies can be accommodated within the library building for talks and activities.

(Revised 05/01/2000)