The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge is the main museum in the city of Canterbury, Kent. It is housed in a listed building.

The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge is best known for its collection of works by local artists including Thomas Sidney Cooper, Thomas George Cooper and William Sidney Cooper. In addition, the De Zoete collection of English and Dutch artists was donated by Gerard Frederick de Zoete (1850-1932) in 1906. The museum also houses a collection of old Canterbury engravings and prints along with engravings and drawings from India and Italy. . In the gallery's collection are paintings by Norwich School and Adrian Scott Stokes, two busts by Jacob Epstein and one by Henry Weekes. Surely the work that is also the museum's flagship is Sir Basil Dixwell by Van Dyck, acquired for 1 million pounds from Canterbury on behalf of the museum in 2004.