Summer (7 days)
Closed to the Public until the Museum re-opens in late Summer 2012
*Winter (5 days)
Closed to the Public until the Museum re-opens in late Summer 2012
For the last 230 years Highland Regiments have been the constant thread which has been central to the history of the Highlands and Islands. This thread continues today. Our Museum tells the stories of the many men, and of their families, who served with those Highland Regiments. We invite you to help us raise the £2million needed to enhance this remarkable collection and create the best military museum in Scotland. This will ensure the heritage of heroes will be seen and heard for generations to come
Major General Seymour Monro CBE
Chairman of the Highland Heritage Appeal
Explore The Highlanders' Museum and discover the history of the regiment and its antecedents including the Seaforth Highlanders, Cameron Highlanders and Lovat Scots...
Our collections include medals, uniform and accoutrements, instruments and arms, pictures and paintings. We have a fabulous library and archive with personal letters and diaries...
MUSEUM NOW CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC AS REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT PROGRESSES
The Highlanders' Museum is now closed to the public until it re-opens in late Summer next year. The Museum closed it doors to the public in October to allow the Museum team to start the decant of the collection. The decant process will be ongoing until January 2012. In February 2012 we will have our contractors on site and progressing with the construction work. You can still contact the Museum team on 0131 310 8701 or email
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
should you have any queries or questions, alternatively you can call the Development Office on 01667 460466.