Aston Martin Heritage Trust

The Aston Martin Heritage Trust preserves and exhibits historic Aston Martin cars, documents and archive material in a converted barn in Drayton St Leonard. Exhibitions rotate and the Trust also manages the marque's archive for research.

This is a compact, specialist museum run by a charity and suited to enthusiasts and researchers. Visits are often by prior arrangement and displays change with events and loaned cars.

You’ll tour a small, curated collection of road and race Aston Martins alongside archive items and interpretive panels about the marque.

Highlights

• Collection of road and race Aston Martins spanning several decades.
• Archive items and catalogues: photos, brochures and paperwork for research interest.
• Rotating displays and occasional curator-led events or talks.
• Rural converted-barn setting with limited exhibition space and a close-up viewing experience.

Best way to experience it:

Contact the Trust before travelling to confirm opening or events, allow 1–2 hours for a focused visit and combine with nearby Wallingford for food or other attractions.

• Visits are often by appointment; check availability before you go.
• Small site with limited facilities and exhibition space.
• On-site parking is limited; access is via rural lanes.
• No on-site café; nearest services are in Wallingford.