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A family friendly museum housing a permanent exhibition on the history of Annan and the surrounding area. A fascinating journey through time takes visitors from the prehistoric period up to the era of nuclear fission. Displays include costume, First World War memorabilia, town regalia and a remarkable collection of paintings depicting Annan and the Solway shore. Look out for a 4000 year old Bronze Age burial urn, mummified baby crocodiles and the 110 year old piece of chocolate!
The museum also hosts a lively programme of special exhibitions and events throughout the season, together with visitor information and a shop stocking pocket money buys as well as local history books and greetings cards by local artists.
Annan Museum is now open Tues – Sat 11am – 1pm, 1.30 – 4pm (Seasonal museum – closes 31 October). Book your free visit either online at ticketsource.co.uk or by calling the Midsteeple Box Office Tue – Sat 10am to 1pm on 01387 253383.
Accessibility: There is level access from the street into the ground floor exhibition gallery of Annan Museum and lift access to the first floor local history gallery. A ramp gives access to a disabled toilet and further public toilets are available in the street parallel to the museum.
