Located in a picturesque park setting, the Bagshaw Museum houses exhibitions of local social history, and objects from Egypt, Asia and Africa, as well as displays of taxidermy.

The Bagshaw Museum is located in Wilton Park, West Yorkshire, England. It was founded in 1875 by the Reverend H.G. Bagshaw, a local vicar. The museum focuses on the history and culture of the West Riding area. It houses a large collection of artifacts, documents, photographs and books related to the region. The museum is divided into four main collections: Archaeology, Social and Domestic History, Natural History and Fine and Decorative Arts. The Archaeology collection includes items from the Bronze, Iron and Roman Ages, as well as Celtic and Saxon artifacts.

The Social and Domestic History section features objects from the 19th and 20th centuries, including household items and tools, as well as clothing and textiles. The Natural History section contains specimens of local wildlife, such as birds, mammals and reptiles. The Fine and Decorative Arts collection includes paintings, drawings and sculptures, as well as ceramics, glass and furniture. The museum also offers a range of educational, interactive and hands-on activities for visitors of all ages. These include guided tours, lectures, workshops, exhibitions and family days.