This museum has some of the antique household and farming instruments that were once used by the Scottish people whose occupation was predominantly farming and cultivation. The museum consists of a series of cottages each representing the lifestyle and homes of crofters. A century ago, all the necessities were fulfilled by themselves such as weaving for the family, casting own tools, growing crops for private fulfillment and so on. Every crofter used to do it for his own familial use and not for commercial purpose. Each section of the cottages represents different features associated with social and private life of a human being. The museum is an ideal place for having a peep into the bygone days and to know how the earlier generations survived.

The attractions include:

• Croft Kitchen
• Croft Bedroom
• The Barn
• Weaver’s Cottage
• The Old smithy
• Ceilidh House

• Not wheel chair and stroller accessible.
• Taking photographs is allowed.

• Adults: £2.50
• Children(school students): £0.50

• Last entry is permitted till 4.30pm.

The nearest bus stops are:

• At Museum Rd End.
• Opp Museum Rd End.
• Hire a taxi.
• Walk down to the place or reach on a bicycle.

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