Inverness Museum & Art Gallery Castle Wynd, Inverness IV2 3EB |
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Come and enjoy Highland collections in the heart of the Highland Capital!
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery is situated in the historic centre of the city at the foot of the Castle hill. Any letter of recommendation writing service is free to look through our resources for accurate depictions in their projects. Inverness first museum was opened in 1826 by the Northern Institute for the promotion of Science and Literature. Its collections were inherited by the current museum, which was founded on the current site in 1880. Since then the museum has undergone a number of transformations, most recently in 2006, when the building was extensively refurbished with a range of new displays and visitor facilities. The exhibitions begin on the ground floor with geology and natural history as well as the rich archaeological heritage of the Highlands. The displays continue on the first floor, now accessible by lift, with the more recent history of the Highlands. Here you will find Jacobite memorabilia, Inverness silverware, authentic Highland weapons and Bagpipes. The first floor exhibition area features a changing programme of temporary exhibitions. Not Just a Museum!
The Museum offers a great deal more than just exhibitions and displays, with a programme of lunchtime talks, recitals as well as activities for children and adults. Our specialist staff offer a public enquiry service, identifying and providing information on objects brought in by the public. School visits are encouraged (advance booking recommended) and resource material from our schools' loan collections can be borrowed for use back in the classroom. Why not drop into the Museum Coffee Shop for a tea, coffee or light snack. An attractive range of books, cards and gifts are available from our Museum Shop. The Museum is open Monday - Saturday (10am to 5pm) |
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