Discover the Heritage of Teddington Lock

Learn About Teddington Lock’s Unique History

Teddington Lock, a historic landmark, features three locks and a weir on the River Thames, marking a significant boundary between authorities.

Since its establishment in 1810, Teddington Lock has not only enhanced river navigation but has also become a focal point for local communities, drawing visitors for its scenic beauty and historical significance. The ongoing renovations reflect a commitment to preserving this heritage for future generations.

Explore Our Commitment to the Community

At Teddington Lock, we strive to provide a beautifully maintained space that serves the community, promoting local recreation and historical appreciation.

Our Mission: Preserve and Promote History

We aim to preserve Teddington Lock’s rich history while promoting sustainable use of the River Thames for leisure, education, and environmental stewardship.

Our Vision: Be a National Treasure

We envision Teddington Lock as a national treasure, renowned for its historical significance and as a vibrant hub for community engagement and environmental sustainability.

Our Core Values Reflect Our Commitment

Integrity, community engagement, and environmental sustainability are at the heart of Teddington Lock, guiding our efforts to enhance and protect this vital asset.

Honours and Achievements

Teddington Lock has been recognised for its historical significance and community contributions, receiving awards for excellence in heritage preservation.

A Historic Landmark since 1810

Teddington Lock was constructed in 1810, marking a critical point in river navigation history and has undergone several renovations to ensure its preservation and functionality.

From Its Inception to Modern Day

Established in 1810, Teddington Lock has faced numerous challenges, including structural repairs and adaptations to modern needs. Today, it stands as a celebrated landmark that supports both recreational activity and ecological conservation.