Welcome to Cromarty Courthouse Museum
This elegant Grade A listed former courthouse, built in 1773, now houses fascinating exhibitions about the historic town of Cromarty, which are FREE to visit.
The courtroom scene has life-like figures and audio enactment to tell the story of a trial, the other rooms tell the history of Cromarty and each year there are special exhibitions and displays.
Come and see our new 2013 exhibitions
We've been getting some enthusiastic feedback on our new Sutherland Murray exhibition, or new exhibition exploring the history and people associated with the Courthouse and on the wonderful new shop stock, hand selected by Julie Penright.
Julie and Susan are the Courthouse's front of house staff for a second season. We feel very lucky to have them working with us again, and they're guaranteed to make your visit to the Courthouse a pleasure.
Visit the Courthouse on Sunday to Thursday from 12.00 to 4.00 through to the end of September.
The museum is run by the community and opened by volunteers - so your donations are vital in enabling us to open to visitors.
Scottish Charity number: 018438
The museum is part-funded by the Highland Council
 Courtroom scene |
 Courtroom scene |
 Courthouse Cell |
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 From the Fshertown exhibition |
 Courthouse corridor |
 Back Room exhibition |
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