ABOUT US
MLA Accredited Museum
Member of Museums Galleries Scotland
Charity Number SCO000223
Mull Museum, Columba Buildings,
Main Street, Tobermory PA75 6NY
Tel: 01688 301100 enquiries@mullmuseum.org.uk
Member of Museums Galleries Scotland
Charity Number SCO000223
Mull Museum, Columba Buildings,
Main Street, Tobermory PA75 6NY
Tel: 01688 301100 enquiries@mullmuseum.org.uk
Welcome to Mull Museum, Tobermory.
The history of the Isle Mull is captured in the Mull Museum - a small museum crammed with information about Mull in the past.
The Museum is fully Accredited and a member of Museums Galleries Scotland, but entirely independent and staffed by volunteers - entry is free, although we depend entirely on donations.
The history of the Isle Mull is captured in the Mull Museum - a small museum crammed with information about Mull in the past.
The Museum is fully Accredited and a member of Museums Galleries Scotland, but entirely independent and staffed by volunteers - entry is free, although we depend entirely on donations.
Mon - Sat
10am - 4pm
Easter - end
of October
10am - 4pm
Easter - end
of October
The Mull Museum started in the 1970's as a small summer temporary exhibition. In 1986 the museum moved to its present, permanent home in Columba Buildings on Tobermory's Main Street, the building having been generously gifted to us in a legacy by Jessie Craig, one of our founding members. This has given us the room for archives, library, offices, workroom and storage, as well as the exhibition space.
The Museum is run by a management committee, assisted by volunteers who carry out many varied tasks with 'backroom' jobs such as transcribing documents in preparation for digitisation, as well as in manning the front desk during museum opening hours.
New volunteers for these tasks are always welcome. Please see the 'Join Us' page for details of the various ways you can help out at the museum.
The Museum is run by a management committee, assisted by volunteers who carry out many varied tasks with 'backroom' jobs such as transcribing documents in preparation for digitisation, as well as in manning the front desk during museum opening hours.
New volunteers for these tasks are always welcome. Please see the 'Join Us' page for details of the various ways you can help out at the museum.
Our small museum has steadily developed over the years since moving into its present home, allowing us to build up our ever-increasing collections. The museum contains extensive archives, documenting all aspects of island life and its history, and a large reference library, both of which are available for research purposes, as well as the objects collection, far more than can be displayed at any one time.
The Museum is open 10am - 4pm Mondays to Saturdays and occasional Sundays between Easter and the end of October. Arrangements can be made for group and school visits outwith these times.
The Museum is fully Accredited and a member of Museums Galleries Scotland, but completely independent and run as charitable trust. It is staffed and run by volunteers and although entry is free, we depend entirely on donations.
The Museum is open 10am - 4pm Mondays to Saturdays and occasional Sundays between Easter and the end of October. Arrangements can be made for group and school visits outwith these times.
The Museum is fully Accredited and a member of Museums Galleries Scotland, but completely independent and run as charitable trust. It is staffed and run by volunteers and although entry is free, we depend entirely on donations.
The Mull Museum started in the 1970's as a small summer temporary exhibition. In 1986 the museum moved to its present, permanent home in Columba Buildings on Tobermory's Main Street, the building having been generously gifted to us in a legacy by Jessie Craig,one of our founding members. This has given us the room for archives, library, offices, workroom and storage, as well as the exhibition space.
The Museum is run by a management committee, assisted by volunteers who carry out many varied tasks with 'backroom' jobs such as transcribing documents in preparation for digitisation, as well as in manning the front desk during museum opening hours.
New volunteers for these tasks are always welcome. Please see the 'Join Us' page for details of the various ways you can help out at the museum.
New volunteers for these tasks are always welcome. Please see the 'Join Us' page for details of the various ways you can help out at the museum.
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