Mahatma Gandhi Museum

The Mahatma Gandhi Museum in Rajkot, Gujarat, is housed in the historic Alfred High School where Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi studied from 1880 to 1887. Located on Jawahar Road near Kaba Gandhi No Delo, the heritage building was converted into a modern museum and inaugurated in 2018. It showcases Gandhi's early life, Rajkot's history and India's freedom struggle through 39 galleries with photographs, paintings, audio-visual displays and memorabilia.

Visitors can explore the restored heritage building of Alfred High School with 39 galleries spread across two floors. Expect curated exhibits on Gandhi's childhood and school life in Rajkot, photographs, paintings, replicas, audio-visual shows, 3D projections and interactive displays. The museum includes a library, souvenir shop and landscaped surroundings. The visit is primarily indoor, with guided tours and audio guides available to understand the exhibits.

The museum is housed in Alfred High School, established in 1875 during British rule and named after Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi studied here from 1880 to 1887. The heritage building was later converted into the Mahatma Gandhi Museum and inaugurated on 30 September 2018 to preserve Gandhi's early life history and Rajkot's heritage.

The museum preserves the early life and educational background of Mahatma Gandhi and showcases Rajkot's cultural heritage. It serves as an educational and cultural centre highlighting Gandhian principles, India's freedom struggle and local history through curated galleries and interactive exhibits.