Filey Museum

The Museum, which is made up of two cottages, one fisherman and one farm house, is a short walk from the town centre in Filey’s oldest Street.

During the summer, street parking near the museum is difficult, however there is a main car park behind Filey’s bus station and Tescos. Tescos car park is separate and cannot be used for a long stay. The museum is a short walk away with a direction sign in Mitford Street.

The Museum was started by a local group of community volunteers in the 1970's and has been run on a totally voluntary basis ever since. We are greatly indebted to Filey Town Council who keep and maintain the building charging us an annual fee of one ‘Devil’s toenail’ (Gryphaea) a year.

We run on a micro budget and donations are always welcome. The friends of Filey Museum help with occasional fund raisers and are an important resource for us. We are a CIO with a board of Trustees, our Charity number is 1214566 Filey Museum has been closed for refurbishment and has now begun a phased reopening