Reviews of Invergordon Museum. (Museum) in Glasgow (Glasgow).

Invergordon Museum

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140 High St, Invergordon IV18 0AE

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Information of Invergordon Museum, Museum in Glasgow (Glasgow)

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Reviews of Invergordon Museum

S. N.

I travelled from Leicester to Invergordon and the very lovely kind lady let me look around when it's temporary closed at the moment. I found the place very interesting and the next time I travel to Scotland I will definitely be coming back to this great little museum. Once again thank you so much 🙏 …

G. S.

Great museum and alot to read and learn. We'll done to team there . Donation entry Wifi £1 @30mins available

K. W.

Lovely memorial house with history of this small village.

A. F.

Small museum. But reflects the size of the town. Very nicely layed out. And a good selection of exhibits to interest any number of tastes. I particularly enjoyed looking at all the old medical instruments and hospital display. Very pleasant helpful staff who were happy to answer questions

A. T. B.

We thought we'd just pop in for a few minutes and ended up spending over an hour. It was that good. They've managed to include a huge amount of information in a rather cozy space. Nice bit of fascinating artifacts from the local area; we especially liked the historical medical items. The folks who were at the front area were very helpful to speak with and also recommended a restaurant to go to for lunch. It is free to have a look, but definitely put some cash into the donation jar!

C. S.

Wonderful small museum mostly concerned with local life and the naval and armed forces activities in the area. Has a large poignant display of the tragic HMS Natal artifacts and the original naval/county hospital. Totally run by hospitable,friendly local volunteers. Free entry relying on donations and open on days the cruise liners dock. Well worth a visit and a chat. 😀😀

B. A.

Lots of small things from the First and Second World War.

D. R.

Very interesting place to visit, the volunteers are very helpful and knowledgeable about the local area.

M. S.

This is an entirely community-run museum, chock-a-block with fascinating artifacts. Where else could you find an early hospital ward (complete with Iron Lung), the history of a top secret underground military fuel depot with a world-record echo, find out the huge role played in both world wars by this major naval base, and research a wealth of detailed local history? Oh, and did I mention the oil rigs?

R. C.

Small museum with intriguing local artifacts. They also had a craft fair with locally made handicrafts. Altogether it took about 15 minutes to walk through. It showed a bit of the local history and the role the town played in the war.

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