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The “Du Teillay” commonly known as “La Doutelle” in most English publications is the name of the ship that took Prince Charles Edward Stuart from Brit

Merry Christmas from everyone at the West Highland Museum!
Our staff and volunteers will be taking a well earned break over Christmas and Hogmanay. 
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The “Du Teillay”:  The Ship that took Prince Charles Edward Stuart to Scotland
 
Tuesday 15th November, 5.30pm.  In-person at the museum and live st

The events and personalities brought together in Uist and Skye over two or three days at the end of June 1746 have been celebrated in story and song –

Join Dr Alison Sheridan, Research Associate, from National Museums Scotland and current President of the Prehistoric Society in an online talk that wi

Join Estelle Slegers Helsen for a visual presentation and animated talk that has resulted from her wanderings around Lochaber, taking remakes of old l

The events and personalities brought together in Uist and Skye over two or three days at the end of June 1746 have been celebrated in story and song –

Join us this October holidays for a monster hunt around the museum.  A fun filled activity for the wee ones.  Some monsters are on the loose in the mu