Cromarty Courthouse Museum
 invites you to explore one of Scotland's secrets
"The real treat [in the Black Isle] is ... Cromarty. The best way to get a sense of the town is to head straight for the excellent museum in the old Cromarty Courthouse ... which tells the history of the town using audio visuals and animated figures (... the kids love them)" The Rough Guide to Scotland
We are open 7 days a week 10am - 5pm until the end of September. We're easy to get to. Click on Visitor Information for more details.
 Did Hugh Hew Here?
An exhibition of Hugh Miller’s monumental carving
An exhibition based on fieldwork carried out by Mary Washington College, Virginia, and the Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen
On show during June  and July
Find out about the carvings in this special exhibit then explore Cromarty’s churchyards to find out more.
 Still on show...
the highly acclaimed ‘Slaves and Highlanders’ exhibition
The unspoilt, 18th century port of Cromarty sits at the tip of the Black Isle peninsula. Our museum, in the town's eighteenth- century Courthouse, uses extensive research and enthusiasm for history to help you share our enthusiasm for Cromarty - past and present.
Come and share our enthusiasm!
 Cromarty Courthouse Museum
Church Street, CROMARTY IV11 8XA
Phone: 01381 600418 (from outside the UK, +44 1381 600418)
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