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Completion at the Canal Museum

September 9, 2021

Cowper Griffith Architects has recently completed a series of enhancements and interventions at the Grade II Listed Canal Museum, Stoke Bruerne, which houses part of the Canal & River Trust’s nationally important collection.

This former corn mill, standing on the Grand Union Canal, has brought canal history to life since the early 1960s. 

The new works refresh front of house and café, and reimagine artefact display, whilst sensitively restoring and adapting historic fabric.

 CGA was delighted to collaborate with Beverley Wood Design, The Firebrace Partnership and Sheriff Tiplady to deliver the scheme in conjunction with Main Contractor FK Restoration of Bedford.

 

Images: El Wood Photography

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