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West ham United Museum E-mail
Monday, 19 February 2007

The focal point of the Museum is the amazing Champions Collection of medals, caps, jerseys and memorabilia won by three of the Hammers greatest stars ­ Bobby Moore, Sir Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, who helped England lift the World Cup in 1966. Included, of course, are the three World Cup winners medals.After more than seven years of planning, structuring and huge financial outlay towards the purchase of some of the most sought after items of footballing memorabilia, the West Ham United Museum opened its doors for the first time on Saturday, August 24, 2002.

Establishing a West Ham United Museum had been the dream of Chairman Terence Brown and his fellow Director, Charles Warner, since the Club's Centenary Year of 1995. It was during this time the Club made an appeal for donations to help make that dream a reality.

"I can assure all supporters who made contributions that every penny went into this massive project that has cost around £4 million." Terence Brown.

The Museum provides fans of all ages with a unique and fascinating insight into the history of the Club, from its foundation in 1895 as The Thames Iron Works FC to its present position as one of the country's most famous and popular teams. Stepping inside the Museum you are immediately whisked back in time to over a century ago when workers from the famous Thames Iron Works and Shipbuilding Company, funded by Arnold Hills, established a local football team.

From there you can chart the fascinating rise of West Ham United through the pioneering generations of Syd King and Charlie Paynter, the Club¹s first two managers, and the glory years of Ron Greenwood and Bobby Moore, right through to the present day as West Ham United embarks on a new era of growth.The Museum provides fans of all ages with a unique and fascinating insight into the history of the Club, from its foundation in 1895 as The Thames Iron Works FC to its present position as one of the country's most famous and popular teams

The focal point of the Museum is the amazing Champions Collection of medals, caps, jerseys and memorabilia (pictured above left) won by three of the Hammers greatest stars Bobby Moore, Sir Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, who helped England lift the World Cup in 1966. Included, of course, are the three World Cup winners medals.

Museum Opening Times


Monday to Friday 11.00am - 3.00pm (open for Learning Zone/Community tours as required).
Matchdays 9.00am - 6.00pm (closed during the game).

To enable you to enjoy the complete experience of a visit to the West Ham United Museum, the Club recommends that supporters arrive no later than 40 minutes before the advertised closing time. Please see Club publications and the official website for details on possible late night and Sunday openings.Museum Admission Prices:
Adults £6.00; Under-16/OAPs £4.00; Under 5s Free.
Family Package (2 Adults and 2 children) £15.00.
Schools/Students (in groups of 10 accompanied by a teacher) £3.00 per person.

Tickets are on sale from the West Ham United Ticket Office.

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