The museum is now closed for the remainder of 2025.
We will be posting our 2026 opening dates in the New Year.

Our Story
Hallaton Museum was the inspiration of Mrs Honoria Whigham who wanted to record, for future generations, a way of life in a small village community which was rapidly changing.
To this end a great variety of artefacts were gathered to form the nucleus of an historic local collection and a display mounted each year.
The Museum doors have been open to guests since 1978. We are changing and evolving all the time in an effort to consistently offer new experiences to you and your family.

OPENING HOURS
We will be posting our 2026 opening hours in the New Year
MUSEUM HERITAGE AWARDS

To commemorate the centenary of the Great War it was decided to write the biographies of all those connected with Hallaton who served in that conflict.
Such a diversity of experiences, from writing these stories, of so many different theatres of the war that it was decided to mount this major exhibition to show some of the less well known but equally fascinating aspects of that terrible conflict, which engulfed every village and town in the land.
Hallaton Museum proudly celebrates winning the prestigious national Museums + Heritage Awards 2017.
The Museums + Heritage Awards celebrate the very best in the world of museums, galleries, and cultural and heritage visitor attractions.
The exhibition “Hallaton in the Great War – Tales of the Unexpected”, by Hallaton in the Great War Research Group, scooped this distinguished award in the category ‘Project on a limited budget’.
Described, ‘the very essence of a great community project, personalised, moving and locally relevant. It demonstrated very thorough research and saw an impressive return on investment’.
Our congratulations go to Denis Kenyon and John Morison, pictured receiving their award.

CONTACT US
The Tin Tab, Churchgate, Hallaton, Market Harborough LE16 8TY, UK
museumhallaton@gmail.com
HOW YOU CAN DONATE
Help Hallaton Museum continue to provide its great services to the public. You would be contributing towards the continuing education of all people who walk through our doors. If you had a good experience in the past, or if you were lucky enough to visit us at one of our exhibitions, know that all this wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of our supporters.