Glencoe Folk Museum

Nicola Henderson Members 12 April, 202112 April, 2021

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Set within traditional 18th century heather-thatched cottages, Glencoe Folk Museum holds an eclectic array of objects celebrating local heritage and providing an insight into the history of the area and its people. Hear the story of the infamous Massacre of Glencoe, see Jacobite weaponry, explore an authentic ‘cruck’ cottage and learn about Highland life from the 17^th Century right up to the present day.

Website – www.glencoemuseum.com
Facebook @GlencoeFolkMuseum,
Twitter @Glencoe_Museum,
Instagram @glencoefolkmuseum.