Description

The museum contains local history exhibitions, works by local artist David Waterson and a model of Brechin as it was in the 1820s. It gives visitors the chance to explore the history of the town and its people, with a rich collection of objects, photographs, archival material and ephemera.

Displays focus on Brechin’s ancient beginnings as an ecclesiastical city of great note. Dioramas include a cleric in the Cathedral scriptorium and the cattle rustler John Gall, in the Black Hole of Brechin.

The teams in ANGUSalive’s museums, libraries and archives have a great local knowledge and a real enthusiasm for promoting Angus. As VisitScotland Information Partners and proud Angus ambassadors, ANGUSalive advisors can help visitors to our area make the most of their time in Angus by providing information about things to see and do, including some of the hidden gems that only locals know about.  The teams also provide local amenities information, helping people to find everything from church services to emergency vet services.

ANGUSalive museums, libraries and archives also have a fun programme of events for adults and children and non-members are almost always welcome.

Opening Times

Temporarily closed