Bungay Museum - The Association for Suffolk Museums % Skip to primary navigation Skip to footer Local history Museums Bungay Museum Established in 1963, Bungay Museum is a small, independent museum dedicated to the history, archaeology and natural environment of the town of Bungay, and surrounding villages in the Waveney Valley. There is an extensive geology collection, archaeological material dating from the Palaeolithic to Post Medieval periods, and a display of finds from Bungay Castle. Other displays explore the town’s folklore, agricultural and social history, shops and businesses and experiences of the two World Wars. Please note that at present, the museum is not accessible to wheelchair users, and there is a staircase that leads to the museum rooms. We apologise for any inconvenience this causes, and we plan to change this in the near future. For additional information about admission, opening hours, access, facilities and learning opportunities, please visit the museum’s website. Contact details... Bungay Museum Council Office Broad Street Bungay Suffolk NR35 1EE E: bungaymuseum@gmail.com W: Where to find us... Get Directions Museum events and news... View all events UEA Student Placement for Bungay Museum Curator of Bungay Museum, Chris Reeve, talks more about the experience of taking on a student placement… Bungay Museum was delighted when we were approached earlier this year by a University of East Anglia student, Florence Parker, requesting a 15-day… Continue reading UEA Student Placement for Bungay Museum about UEA Student Placement for Bungay Museum Footer STAY IN TOUCH Jayne Phoenix Secretary Association for Suffolk Museums T: 01473 265008 E: museums@suffolk.gov.uk AfSM MEMBERS Add your event The Association for Suffolk Museums is an independent charity (No.293950) and membership body.