The West Highland Museum is one of the oldest museums in the Highlands. The museum exists solely to collect, conserve and present items of significance and historical and cultural interest related to the West Highland area. On display we have objects from the...

The Nevis Range mountain gondola system, the only of its kind in Britain, was originally constructed on the mountain of Aonach Mor as a way to transport skiers to the slopes. The gondola is also widely used as a short cut by climbers to the many challenging winter...

The Museum was the brain-child of my son Donald and his wife, Cecil, and the idea was enthusiastically backed by the Clan worldwide who contributed generously to the cost of construction, as did friends of the family and many others.

The Museum provides the visitor with a journey into the past of rail travel in the West Highlands whilst remaining an operational Railway Station with 4 trains each way, as well as the Jacobite Steam Train during the summer months to remind you of a previous age of...

Historical monument, set at the head of Loch Shiel. The monument was built in 1815 to commemorate the Jacobites who fought and fell during the 1745 uprising. Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) raised his standard on the 19th August 1745 marking the...

The ruins of a Valliscaulian priory founded in 1230 and later converted to secular use.

Although it is often remembered as the scene of the massacre of part of the MacDonald clan by soldiers of King William's army in 1692, Glencoe offers a dramatic backdrop for some of the finest climbing and walking in the country. Red deer, wildcat, golden eagle and...

This award winning registered museum was opened in 2002 to house our growing collection of artefacts and paintings. Six interconnecting galleries take you through 1500 years of the history and culture of the area once known as the Kingdom of the Isles.

Welcome to the Mallaig Heritage Centre website, an essential stopping point for everyone who is interested in discovering the history and culture of the West Highlands of Scotland. Mallaig is a fishing port of about 1000 people, situated some 150 miles north of...

The ecologically friendly Lismore Heritage Centre [Ionad Naomh Moluag - the gathering place of St Moluag] houses a museum of Lismore life, a reference library, a gift shop and the Isle of Lismore Café. In the grounds we have a rebuilt stone cottage whose interior is...