
If you're interested in Volunteering at KHC please do get in touch with us either by email, message us via our FB page or by popping in when we're open or on Wednesday afternoon when we have our volunteering day. We'd love to speak with you!
Here's a glimpse of some of the new and revamped displays on show this year!
The 2025 Season has officially ended but we shall be opening in the spring of 2026.
We are normally open between 14:00 and 17:00 on alternating Sundays from March/April through to October. We welcome private visits at other times but please give us at least two weeks notice. Please contact us via email.
A huge thank you to all our visitors, and supporters this year!
There are a few more events planned so please keep coming back to this website where we'll keep you updated
Our Blog Page has gone live...with a new editorial for this autumn
We are constantly looking for ways to improve this website, especially as the amount of content increases. The latest update is our blog page which can found here.
For quite a few years you will have seen (mostly) quarterly updates from the Chairman appearing on the home page. We hope you find them useful. They are intended to serve as communication devices to our audience to let you know what's going on with KHC beyond the normal events and activities but they have a secondary purpose in creating a reference archive for the heritage centre.
Until now, these editorials have usually been copied into the news and events page but they become difficult to find and they aren't indexed anywhere, so from an archivist's perspective they aren't very helpful. This is also a time consuming activity and it's easy to make mistakes as it is a mechanical process of cutting and pasting. Because the original material is kept on the website servers, they also consume valuable space and a better solution is required to manage them.
In future the we will use this blog page to serve as the definitive archive for KHC editorials and other articles. The first few items are in place and we will bring older articles into the library over the next few months.
Kegworth Heritage Centre Presents...

We hope as many people as possible will join us to learn about a part of our history that can sadly never be brought back. And it's rather apt than we can do this as we celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the modern railway!
The Kegworth Railway Station Sign is coming Home!

The Kegworth Railway Station sign is now part of the KHC Collection! A full update will follow but thank you to those people who contributed to our GoFundMe Campaign, which we have now closed. We have taken ownership and work is underway to make it ready for display
KHC : Working Towards Accrediation
👉 Learn more about the benefits of Accreditation and our journey so far:
Read the Full Article
Thank You to The Great Rempstone Steam and Country Show

Donating Items for the KHC Collection
Unannounced or inappropriate donations—especially items left outside the museum—can unfortunately cause more harm than good. They take up valuable space, create unnecessary work for our volunteers, and may not meet the Centre’s collecting criteria - and may even end up costing us money that we can ill-afford.
If you believe you have an item of genuine historical interest to Kegworth or the surrounding area, please get in touch with us first. We’d be happy to advise whether it’s something we can accept or suggest a more appropriate home.
Please be aware that unsolicited items left without prior agreement may be disposed of at our discretion, as we are unable to store or assess everything that is left for us.
For more information on how to donate items to KHC please click here.
The next NWL Community Lottery draw is on Saturday 27th September! Get your tickets and support KHC! This is the last chance to win a £1000 Aldi Gift Card! (or £1,000 in cash!) in the Super Draw
This year alone we have raised over £350 with 19 winning tickets.
For more details see our page about the lottery here or go straight to our Lottery page and buy your tickets today!

Kegworth Heritage Plaques

We are proud to announce our involvement in the new Kegworth Heritage Plaque Trail by updating our web site with photos and historical information behind each of the buildings or sites in the trail. This information can be accessed via the QR codes on the plaques or using this link. Each location has a special place in the history of Kegworth and in the hearts of our community. Some of the buildings are still in use, some even maintaining their original purpose in the village. Others have been repurposed many times, and one or two, mere shadows from history.
A map of the trail is available on the One Kegworth Walks page (opens in new page)
LATEST UPDATE - The Plaques Index page is now fully integrated into the rest of the KHC website which means you can now visit any of our pages and get back to the Plaques page via the menu (2025-06-09)
LATEST UPDATE - We've found an additional photo of Australia Yard taken from High Street looking down towards the primary school! (31-03-25)
TripAdvisor Updated
We recently updated our entry on TripAdvisor to represent our reopening last year. There are a few new photos - the old photos are from a visitor review from 2015 and can't currently be removed.
If anyone has any photos from last year please could you send us a copy? Or even better - write a little review and include your photos! There's a link to click on in the box on the right.
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