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Zhenjiang museum is a comprehensive museum of local history and art. It was founded in 1958. The site of the museum is the former British Consulate, covering an area of 11700 square meters. Five East Indian style buildings are built on the mountain. In 1995, a cultural relics storehouse of 1780 square meters was built, covering an area of 5456 square meters. In 1996, it was approved by the State Council and announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit. In this art palace, there are more than 30000 cultural relics from the stone age to the Ming and Qing Dynasties and 100000 ancient books. Among them, there are one Chinese treasure level cultural relic, more than 70 national first-class cultural relics and more than 300 second-class cultural relics. The collection features bronze wares of the Western Zhou Dynasty, celadon wares of the Six Dynasties, gold and silver wares of the Tang, song, yuan and Ming Dynasties, and calligraphy and painting of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. These treasures are shining with the wisdom and civilization of the Chinese nation, showing the historical development of the ancient city of Zhenjiang.

The site of Zhenjiang Museum, the former British Consulate, is located at the foot of Yuntai mountain. It is a group of buildings with East Indian style. After the second Opium War, the Qing government and British imperialism signed the "Tianjin treaty" in 1858, and Zhenjiang was opened as a trading port. After the failure of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom in 1864, the British imperialists began to build consulates on Mount Yuntai.

In 1889, the British patrol beat up Chinese hawkers, which caused great indignation of the people in Zhenjiang, and then burned the British Consulate. The incompetent Qing government compensated 40000 taels of silver for the reconstruction, which was completed in 1890.

In October 1933, the British Consulate in Zhenjiang returned to the hands of the Chinese people, ending the privileges of British imperialism in Zhenjiang.

It has been used as the site of Zhenjiang museum since 1962.

In 1982, it was announced by Jiangsu Provincial People's government as a key cultural relic protection unit of modern historical relics and revolutionary memorial buildings.

In 1996, it was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council. In recent years, the State Administration of cultural relics and the provincial and municipal governments have repeatedly allocated funds for maintenance.

The former site of the British Consulate in Zhenjiang is not only the historical evidence of the corruption and incompetence of the Qing government and the invasion of China by British imperialism, but also the historical witness of the Chinese people's brave resistance to imperialist aggression and oppression.