Godmersham Park Heritage Centre
Godmersham Park Heritage Centre
Godmersham Park Heritage Centre holds information and artifacts relating to the parishes of Godmersham and Crundale, as well as the Godmersham Park Estate. A small exhibition hall documents the history of the two villages and Godmersham Park.
The House was built in 1732 and was once the home of Edward Knight, brother to the novelist Jane Austen. The Heritage Centre provides information on its interesting past.
Our team...
​
Trustees
Fiona Sunley
Ben Palmer
Margaret Smyth
Greg Ellis
Rebecca Lilley
Jeremy Robson
​
Administrator
Claire Farrar
​
Charity No 1123575
​
Godmersham Park Heritage Centre
The Granary
Godmersham Park
Godmersham
Kent
​
01227 732272
07395 800987
​
The House is not open to the public.
However, tours of the Heritage Centre, St Lawrence the Martyr Church and Godmersham Park Gardens for groups of 10 or more for £15 per person (including refreshments).
​
Latest News
The Heritage Centre will be closed on Thursday 16th October. From 1st November, we are closed until the beginning of February 2026.
Visit us
Godmersham Park Heritage Centre holds information and memrobelia from the parishes of Godmersham and Crundale as well as Godmersham Park's links with Jane Austen.
We ask that visitors pay an entrance fee of £3 per person
The Heritage Centre is open on
Mondays & Thursdays
09.00 - 13.00
Last admission is at 12.30
Visiting us:
The Heritage Centre is located behind St Lawrence the Martyr Church in Godmersham. In addition to our opening on Mondays and Thursdays, we are also open on Bank Holiday Mondays. We offer a monthly tour of the Heritage Centre, Church and Godmersham Park Gardens, which does not include a tour of the House, which is the home to the Association of British Dispensing Opticians College. Please contact us for details via the Heritage Centre e-mail address.
Support us
Your kind donations help
maintain the Heritage
Centre.
