Grantown Museum
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Opened in 1999, Grantown Museum explores the social history of Grantown-on-Spey, from its origins as a planned Scottish town and to a Victorian resort in the Highlands.
Nestled in the Scottish Highlands, Grantown Museum offers a captivating glimpse into the story of a charming planned town established in the 18th century. The museum showcases the area's evolution from a manufacturing hub to a Victorian Highland retreat.
Local history
Grantown Museum boasts a diverse collection of permanent and temporary exhibits. Delve into the town's rich heritage, including the influence of the Scottish Enlightenment and prominent figures of the 19th century. Temporary exhibitions add a touch of variety, showcasing art, crafts, and photography by local talents.
Adventures in costume
Grantown Museum boasts a diverse collection that sheds light on the town's unique character. Discover artefacts that paint a picture of Grantown's past, from everyday tools used by craftsmen to elegant garments donned by Victorian society. For an extra fee, you can even dress up in garments from bygone eras (booking essential).
Temporary exhibitions
The museum stays fresh with a program of temporary art, craft, and photography exhibitions. These showcases provide a platform for local talent and introduce visitors to contemporary artistic expressions inspired by the region's culture and heritage.
Extensive archive
For those with a deeper interest in local history and genealogy, the museum houses the archive of the Grantown Society, providing a wealth of information for researchers. Explore your family lineage or delve into specific historical periods through this extensive collection.
Visitor information
Address
Burnfield Avenue, Grantown-On-Spey, Highlands And Islands, PH26 3HH
01479 872478
Opening times
April – October Mon– Sat, 10am – 5pm
Visitor information
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