Museums in Scotland - (C)

This list includes the homes of historic figures and buildings that portray a particular historical lifestyle. Both public and commercial museums are included in this list.
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Clan Cameron Museum    Displays the history of the clan and its involvement with the Jacobite rebellion. Achnacarry, Highlands and Islands, Scotland, PH34 4EJ Attraction Type: Museum Location: on B8005 Website: Clan Cameron Museum Email: museum@achnacarry.fsnet.co.uk Phone: 01397 712 480 Location map OS NN187877 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Clan Donnachaidh Museum    Tells the clan story and work of the Society. Bruar, Pitlochry, Tayside, Central Scotland, Scotland, PH18 5TW Attraction Type: Museum Location: beyond the Falls of Bruar at Blair Atholl, on the A9 Website: Clan Donnachaidh Museum Email: Society@donnachaidh.com Phone: 0176 483 338 Fax: 0176 483 338 Location map OS NN819659 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Clan MacPherson Museum    History of Clan MacPherson and Badenoch area. Main Street, Newtonmore, Highlands, Highlands and Islands, Scotland, PH20 1DE Attraction Type: Museum Location: at junction of A86/B9150, at the S end of the village Website: Clan MacPherson Museum Phone: 01540 673 332 Location map OS NN712989 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Coldstream Museum    Local museum with a section on the Coldstream Guards, a famous Guard Regiment. 12 Market Square, Coldstream, Borders, Scotland, TD12 4BD Attraction Type: Museum Location: 16 m W Berwick via A698 Email: jthompson@scotborders.gov.uk Phone: 01890 882 630 Fax: 01890 882 631 Location map OS NT843396 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Corrigall Farm Museum    Museum of farming and rural life with group of stone, 18th century buildings restored to mid-19th century appearance. Flagstone roofs that are heather thatched and turfed. Exhibitions in the buildings. Harray, Orkney, Highlands and Islands, Scotland, KW17 2LQ Attraction Type: Museum Location: 14 m (22.5 km) NW Kirkwall, by A965 and A986 Location map OS HY317 188 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Crannog Centre    Walk out over Loch Tay to investigate a crannog, an ancient loch dwelling. View underwater discoveries, try out ancient crafts yourself following demonstrations. Kenmore, Aberfeldy, Tayside, Central Scotland, Scotland, PH15 2HY Attraction Type: Museum Location: on minor road off A827, 5 m W Aberfeldy Website: Crannog Centre Email: info@crannog.co.uk Phone: 01887 830583 Fax: 01887 830876 Location map OS NN770448 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Cromarty Courthouse    18th century town courthouse with visitor centre and museum. Church Street, Cromarty, Highlands, Highlands and Islands, Scotland, IV11 8XA Attraction Type: Museum Location: on A832 Website: Cromarty Courthouse Email: info@cromarty-courthouse.org.uk Phone: 01381 600 418 Location map OS NH789674 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

Culross Palace and Royal Burgh    Not really a palace nor indeed even royal, this house was built between 1597 and 1611, by a prosperous merchant, and is an outstanding example of 17th century domestic architecture. Pine panelling with decorative painting, including more than 16 Biblical scenes. Dutch tiles, 17th and 18th century furniture. The north wing is a separate building dating from 1611. It has a stables, byre and hayloft on the ground floor. Apartments above are panelled and have ceiling and wall paintings. Culross is an historic village that was a royal burgh. Culross, Fife, Central Scotland, Scotland, KY12 8JH Attraction Type: Museum Location: off A985, 7 m (11.3 km) W Dunfermline Website: Culross Palace and Royal Burgh Phone: 0844 4932 189 Fax: 0844 4932 190 National Trust for Scotland Location map OS NS985 859 Accommodation: nearest hotels - nearest Self catering

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