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Angus Folk Museum - CLOSED
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Sadly this interesting Museum is closed at present.

This closure is a great pity as it is in TWO parts - the row of stone roofed cottages and the... read more

Reviewed 13 September 2016
glentobay
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Forfar, United Kingdom
Small but interesting Scottish folk museum

Photo taking is restricted which is a shame because it is very useful to have photos as well as a... read more

Reviewed 1 January 2015
Lornainaus
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Maroochydore, Australia
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Reviewed 11 June 2010

Most people visit the village of Glamis to visit the castle. The Angus Folk museum shows how "ordinary" people lived as well as the lord and lady of the manor... Extremely worthwhile. Glamis village with its thatched roofs and ancient Celtic standing stone is also well worthwhile.

Thank Ian R
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Reviewed 9 June 2010

The folk museum is a must see - I know all the tourists bypass the 2 minutes into the village, but you are missing a lot! The village itself is a must visit.

The folk museum is in two parts. The first, is a series of interconnected cottages from the days of stone and thatched roofs. The rooms are set up as slices of life from centuries ago, with mementos and memories all on display. An Angus school room, a cottage laundry, tools and pastimes of years ago. The cottages are former crofters on the Earl of Strathmore (laird of Glamis Castle) from the 1800s.

Across the country lane is the agricultural museum. How many implements can your grand-dad identify!

The volunteers here are absolutely enchanting and chatty about the life they knew through their parents and grandparents. Don't miss this one.

1  Thank BrendaMurray
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Reviewed 25 April 2016
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Date of experience: April 2016
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