Cameron is a place name in the ancient kingdom of Fife meaning “crooked hill” from the old Gàidhlig words cam brun. It gave its name to a knightly fam
What is in a name Cameron/Cambrun/Cam-Shron! Read More »
During the lockdown of 2020 I wrote a series of articles, about the remote and unique island archipelago of St Kilda. Somehow the isolation of lockdow
St Kilda – The Residents Return Read More »
In September 2021 Jan Manos, a museum professional from the United States got in touch with us to offer us a very special gift. This beautiful Christ
Journey of a Christening Dress Read More »
In November, John Currie visited us as the West Highland Museum and was able to provide a fascinating insight into one of the objects in our collectio
Knotted Charms at the West Highland Museum Read More »
Syd Shadbolt – Commando 5
In 2020 the family of the late Syd Shadbolt approached the curator of the West Highland Museum, regarding a collection of W
The Syd Shadbolt Collection Read More »
On 7th December twenty-five directors, staff, and volunteersgathered for the first time since 2019 for our Christmasnight out at the Highland Cinema a
Museum Manager Retires Read More »
Although the first garrison at Fort William was erected in 1654, it was not until 1690 that the timber and earthwork construction was replaced by a mo
The Governor’s Room Read More »
You did it! A BIG thank you to all our lovely donors! We have successfully raised more than £30,000 over the last 30 days in our Art Happens crowdfun
A Big Thank You to All Our Donors! Read More »
A recent Lochaber Archaeological Society visit to old Kilmallie Cemetery unearthed a familiar problem. The gravestone of Alan Cameron, baker of Inverl
The West Highland Museum has an exciting new vacancy for an experienced part-time Administrator, based in the West Highland Museum, Cameron Square,
Job Opportunity at the West Highland Museum Read More »
