Whitewebbs Museum of Transport

Name: Whitewebbs Museum of Transport
Address: Whitewebbs Museum of Transport, Enfield, EN29HW, GB
Telephone: 020 8367 1898
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

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The Whitewebbs Museum is a volunteer-run, self funded Museum with cars, commercials, motorcycles and bicycles spanning over 100 years.
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Volunteer run, family friendly museum, with 4 floors of exhibits including cars, commercials, fire engines, motorbikes and social history.
200' deep well that you can visit, plus cafe.
**Lift access now available to all floors, except the basement** We also have 4 fire engines, a WW2 Ambulance, a London Routemaster bus and model railways running in an old railway carriage. Displays of social history can be seen on the top floor and we have a 1940s room set in the basement, plus our 200 foot deep well! Hold on to your glasses...

SORRY NO DOGS ALLOWED ON SITE, EXCEPT ASSISTANCE DOGS

The Enfield and District Veteran Vehicle Society meets here every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month. Meetings commence at 8 p.m.

11/10/2026

It's coming...May 29-30 2027.

50 years since the first one and planning is well underway for this special occasion.

Earlybird discounted tickets here for the first time as well!
https://www.ticketsource.com/edvvs

05/10/2026

Please note that we will not be open on Sunday 11 October. Our next Open Sunday is the 25th when our Society members will be bringing their classics.

04/09/2026

Some of our volunteers performing the unenviable job of crank starting our 1912 John Morris Belsize fire engine ready for the Capel Manor show on Sunday. The only one left of its type in the world. 14.7 litre (897 ci) straight 6 twin plug engine. Luckily it has a decompressor!

4 mpg on a run, 1.5 mpg in traffic 😵‍💫

She's called Madeleine after the wife of the Mayor of Southampton, who purchased it for the city.
A lot of brass polishing as you can see.

Made in Manchester.

25/08/2026

A new arrival:

Remember these? The Austin Maestro City 500 was a small car-derived panel van,1275cc engined, based on the Maestro hatchback, and it became a familiar sight in British Telecom (BT) service fleets during the 1980s.

BT ordered around 3,000 Maestro City 500 vans in February 1985. Today there are only 7 Maestro vans left that are registered for the road and we believe only 3 are petrol engined.
This one is kitted out as well. You'll find it in our annexe.

24/08/2026

Children bored at the end of the holidays? Don't be at a loose end - why not come along to visit our volunteer run Museum tomorrow, on our Open Tuesday. Lots to see, for young and old and we're larger than you think!

Classic vehicles, motorcycles, fire engines (and you can ring the bell 🔔) model railway inside a railway carriage AND our 200 foot deep well that you can shout down.

Cafe serving hot and cold drinks and snacks.

Open 10-4, last admission at 3.

See you later 😁

24/07/2026

We are delighted to have been chosen as one of the three charities to be supported by the Mayor of Enfield, Emma Supple, during her mayoral year.
Our volunteer staff work enthusiastically supporting local events, school visits to the museum and other good causes and we are very grateful for this recognition and support by the Mayor

21/07/2026

Our Lister 1.5hp 4 stroke single cylinder stationary engine having a little run today, not quite running 100% yet, but we'll get there. A recent generously donated item.
Dates to the 1950s we believe.

Address

Whitewebbs Museum Of Transport
Enfield
EN29HW

Opening Hours

10am - 4pm

Telephone

020 8367 1898

Website

http://www.whitewebbsmuseum.co.uk/

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