Tain Through Time

Tain and District Museum is an independent, volunteer run museum in the North of Scotland. The visitor complex comprises three buildings set within the beautiful and peaceful grounds of St Duthac Collegiate Church.

 

The Pilgrimage is a modern visitor centre built in a 17th century schoolhouse in the churchyard. It tells the story of medieval pilgrimage to Tain in two colourful galleries using images and sound. There is a range of activities including dressing up and a CD tour of the town.

 

Tain and District Museum and Clan Ross Centre holds a wide and varied collection of artefacts, documents and images which are used to tell the story of the people of Tain and District. The exhibition covers subjects such as Victorian Tain, Clan Ross, Women who served during World War One, Whisky, Transport and Archaeology. Also on display is the stunning collection of Tain Silver.

April - May                          10am - 5pm                      Closed

June - August                      10am - 5pm                      10am - 5pm

September - October            10am - 5pm                      Closed

November - March                Closed                             Closed

              Tain Through Time           Museum

Over 18                                       £3.50                              £1.50

Under 18                                      £2.50                              £0.50

Concession                                  £2.50                              N/A

Family (2 adults and 4 children)      £10.00                            N/A

Under 5                                        Free                               Free

Tain Residents                              Free                               Free