Brent Museum - (Near , london)

4 /5 Phil Coates: It’s small but a delightfully curated museum of the locality that can’t help also being a history of the uk. It’s aimed at school children but worth an hour. It’s just one section of an excellent library.

5 /5 William Zhao: Inside of Brent library. Free to visit. It shows you the history of Brent. Toilet is available.

5 /5 Val: I was pleasantly surprised to discover treasures from the past in Brent.

5 /5 WOSP Pz: I dont live in Brent but this museum was on my list. Its on one floor within the Willesden Green library, free of charge but plenty of information to see. Starting with the early history of Brent, you venture more to modern times and see how Brent has changed and developed within the years, with some interactive screens (you can watch the early history animated back from Roman times and they explain where some of the names of Brent areas came from, also an old film showing modern inventions at the time of household devices). Then about the Wembley stadium, and the diversity and influx of immigrants from Ireland, Caribbean and South Asia, the world wars and Brent nowadays. Brent is quite a big borough so I would like to see this museum expanded (I believe its existed since 1977), they should have a section to talk more about the parks in Brent such as Gladstone Park which is not far from Willesden Green.

5 /5 Guillermo Valle Soto: Tiny and cute. Very interesting if you want to meet Willesden and Wembley local history as museum. But is not only a museum, Its a real cultural Brents centre with a lot of activities