Elgin Museum is Scotland’s oldest independent museum.

The collections are housed in a Grade A listed building at the east end of the High Street. Here you will find objects displayed from all around the world, but especially from Moray, dating from before the dinosaurs to the present day.

Please explore our website to see what Elgin Museum has to offer you.

The Museum is fully accredited under the scheme operated by the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.

February 8th 2012 Wednesday afternoon 2 pm “The Archaeology and facts about Culbin” by Cathy MacIver, Highland Archaeology.

February 24th 2012 Friday Evening 7.30 pm “Robert Reid: Abbott of Kinloss and Bishop of Orkney” by Howie Firth

March 30th 2012 Friday Evening 7.30 pm Concert/lecture style. “Simply music” by Glenn Munro and Partner.

April 27th 2012 Friday Evening Annual General Meeting at 7.00 pm sharp and Lecture at 8.00 pm. "The Two Cuthbert Grants from Strathspey: fur trading and fighting in the Canadian North West" by Dr Elizabeth Ritchie

Admission charge £3, Moray Society members £2.

Details for Women of Moray Conference - see News page.

What's on

Elgin History

The City and Royal Burgh of Elgin

Museum Online Shop

Very Special Offer

Application form to join the Moray Society (Elgin Museum)

How to volunteer

Volunteer Application Form

Contact:

Elgin Museum
1 High Street
Elgin
Moray IV30 1EQ
Scotland
Telephone 01343 543675
curator@elginmuseum.org.uk