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Bentley Priory Museum tells the fascinating story of the beautiful Grade II* listed country house, focusing on its role as Headquarters Fighter Command during the Battle of Britain.
As Headquarters Fighter Command, Bentley Priory played an incredibly important role in one of the most pivotal moments in modern world history, the Battle of Britain. Now a Museum, visit Bentley Priory and discover how the Battle of Britain was won.
The Museum is open on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Bank Holiday Mondays, 10am – 5pm during March – September. Last admission is at 4pm. Between October – February, last admission changes to 3pm with the Museum closing at 4pm. Opening times are subject to change.
About Bentley Priory. Located within a Grade II* listed Mansion House in Stanmore, North West London, Bentley Priory Museum tells one of the most important narratives of modern history – how the Battle of Britain was won.
Bentley Priory Museum is located in Stanmore, north west London. Use postcode HA7 3HT for Sat Navs. This will bring you to the gates of Bentley Priory Estate, where a friendly concierge team will open the gates for you on your arrival. There is plenty of free car-parking on site.
Bentley Priory was once a Priory, home to a cell of Augustinian Friars. It is believed that the Priory was founded in 1170 by Ranulf de Glanville, who became Chief Justiciary of England.
Explore Bentley Priory’s history and residents over time by trying on some of these beautiful hand-made costumes. Did you know, Bentley Priory was once home to a wealthy Georgian Marquis, Queen Adelaide (aunt of Queen Victoria), and an all-girls’ school?
How to find us. Bentley Priory Museum is located in Stanmore, north west London, HA7 3FB. Use postcode HA7 3HT for Sat Navs. It is easily accessible by car and public transport. The Museum is within a residential estate. A friendly concierge team will open the gates for you on your arrival.
Bentley Priory Museum opened in 2013, after 8 years of planning, fundraising, restoration and innovative design. The Museum was formally opened by TRH The Prince of Wales – Patron of the Bentley Priory Battle of Britain Trust – and The Duchess of Cornwall on 12 September 2013.
RAF Bentley Priory played a pivotal role during the Battle of Britain as Headquarters Fighter Command. The Museum explores the important Battle of Britain history of Bentley Priory through the stories of The One, The Few & The Many.
