Heath Robinson Museum 

Heath Robinson lived nearby in Pinner from 1908-18, some of the most productive years of his life.

Situated in Pinner’s Memorial Park next to historic West House, the Museum complex has created a thriving artistic, cultural and community hub in the region.

The Museum provides a permanent home for the Heath Robinson collection of original artwork and other artefacts. In addition to the permanent exhibition chronicling the life and works of Heath Robinson, the Museum has a rolling programme of Special Exhibitions. These focus on highlights of the museum’s extensive collection of William Heath Robinson’s work as well as showcasing other renowned artists and illustrators.

Learning and Events Programmes

The Museum’s cultural, diversity, arts and social value focus is reinforced by a comprehensive learning and events programme, with school and college group visits and a range of activities and workshops for children, young people and families. Organised and led by the Museum’s dedicated onsite Learning Officer, the activity programme includes expert artists, illustrators, writers and broadcasters who share their knowledge, experience and insight.

The museum and West House overlook the beautiful lake, which forms a stylish backdrop to all our outdoor events, including an annual open-air theatre performance every August.