The West Highland Museum holds fascinating collections of pictures, photographs, archives and artefacts. Every object has a story of its own to tell and all together they throw light on life in the West Highlands from the stone tool cultures of the Mesolithic to the technologies of modern industry. The items on display offer an intriguing insight into a unique way of life. From soldiers to crofters, princes to clergymen - all the people of the West Highlands are represented. Along with geological and archaeological exhibits they present a vivid depiction of life in the West Highlands.

	Admission Adult   £3.00 Concession   £2.00 Group Rate (more than 15 adults)    £2.00 each Youth (12-18yrs)    £0.50 Child (under 12yrs)    free		Guidebooks An illustrated guide to the Museum & collections is available, priced £2.50. For the reference of foreign visitors, translations of the interpretation throughout the Museum are available in French, Italian, German, Dutch and Spanish.
	Museum Open All Year June - Sept   10:00 - 17:00   (Monday - Saturday) October - May   10:00 - 16:00   (Monday - Saturday) Open Sundays   14:00 - 17:00   (July & August only)		Shop The Museum shop stocks an eclectic selection of books on a range of topics, as well as a selection of gifts; crafts, glassware, souvenirs, toys and trinkets. Currently we are selling the last remaining copies of 'Bygone Lochaber' by Somerled Macmillan and 'Castle Commando' by Donald Gilchrist.
	Location The West Highland Museum is located centrally in Cameron Square, just off Fort William High Street. View the map for directions.		Contact West Highland Museum, Cameron Square, Fort William, Scotland PH33 6AJ Tel: 01397 702169 E-mail: info@westhighlandmuseum.org.uk

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