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Sutton is a borough in South West London, home to three interesting museums.
The Little Holland House is (arguably) its highlight – a gem of the Arts and Crafts movement. Elsewhere you’ll find the Whitehall Historic House, a Grade II* listed Tudor manor, and the Honeywood Museum, another historic house. Both give glimpses into what life was like in, what was then, rural areas outside of London.
Explore all museums in Sutton below. You’ll also find museums in nearby boroughs further down the page.
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Honeywood Museum
A historic house in the London borough of Sutton, dating back to the mid-17th century. It reopened to visitors in... -
Little Holland House
A bit of a hidden gem in South West London, the Grade II listed former home of Frank Dickinson, part... -
Whitehall Historic House
A Grade II* listed Tudor manor house, home to exhibitions about the local area and the building's former inhabitants.
Museums near Sutton
Sutton borders several interesting areas for museum lovers. To the north in Merton you’ll find the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum and the Wandle Industrial Museum. Northeast in Croydon are the Museum of Croydon and the Historic Croydon Airport Visitor Centre. And not too far north is the magnificent Horniman Museum and Gardens in Lewisham – easily one of South London’s best (and biggest!) museums and well worth the journey.
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