The museum opens for a short and set period on a Sunday afternoon and you need to arrive punctually to enjoy the whole experience. Entrance fee includes tea and a biscuit half way. The owner has acquired an outstanding collection of mechanical organs over many years and a volunteer will tell you their history and demonstrated a wide range of... More

I had come to St Albans initially to see the rather fine signal box, but upon telling my wife about the organ museum she was very keen for us to visit. I have quite a large organ at home which my wife has always admired, so I suppose it's only in her nature to wish to compare it to others.... More

Very interesting - a real slice of history but beware, it's more of a show than a museum and the people playing and talking do go on a bit. You could be there a while!

Just on the outskirts of the City, this is a most interesting and novel collection of 'mechanical nusic' and of course organs - inclusing Wurlitzers - on which concerts are given fron time to time.

Very interesting, the various organs were fascinating as was the commentary, and as for the organ music that was splendid

On a visit to Bracknell we decided to travel to St Albans to see this museum, it was well worth the journey, we were made very welcome and enjoyed the free drink of Coffee and tea supplied (a tradition started by the original owner) only the mechanical organs were playing that day, but that is what I wanted, the big... More