Dunblane Museum
Museum | Dunblane | Scotland | United Kingdom
The Dunblane Museum is a charming and fascinating museum that focuses on the history of Dunblane and its famous cathedral. It was founded in 1943 and is entirely run by volunteers. The museum showcases an extensive collection of artifacts, paintings, prints, and photographs that document the history of the town and its surroundings.
A particular highlight of the museum is the collection of communion tokens, one of the largest collections in Scotland. Visitors can also explore exhibitions on the Jacobite uprisings as well as significant local figures, such as the Murray brothers. The museum also features a range of exhibits illustrating the development of the town and region over the centuries.
The exhibitions provide a deep insight into the lives of the people of Dunblane, from medieval times to the modern era. Additionally, there is a gallery that regularly hosts rotating art and photography exhibitions. The museum is a place of education and remembrance, of great interest to both local visitors and tourists. It offers a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the history and heritage of Dunblane.
