Otley Museum Documentary Archive

The Otley Museum Documentary Archive serves as a vital repository for the history of Otley and its surrounding areas. While not a traditional display museum with extensive public exhibition spaces, it offers an invaluable collection of documents, photographs, and records for research and discovery. Located within the Cycle Club building on Crow Lane, it's a dedicated resource for uncovering the stories of the local community.

Visitors seeking specific historical details or simply curious about Otley's heritage will find a treasure trove of local information here. The archive is maintained and managed by a team of dedicated and knowledgeable volunteers who are passionate about preserving and sharing the town's past. They are on hand to assist researchers and enthusiasts in navigating the extensive collection, providing insights into various aspects of Otley’s rich history.

Visiting Information

The Otley Museum Documentary Archive operates with specific opening hours to facilitate research and access. It is open on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The archive features a wheelchair-accessible entrance, ensuring that its historical resources are available to a wider audience.