Brechin Town House Museum is located within a historic municipal building, constructed around 1789-90, in the centre of the Cathedral City of Brechin.

The museum contains local history exhibitions, including the ancient Picts, the Jacobites and 20th century history. On display is a model of Brechin in miniature, based on the 1822 map created by cartographer John Wood. See if you can spot what has changed and recognise what remains the same to this day. Brechin Town House Museum features a changing programme of contemporary exhibitions, including visual art as well as a variety of fascinating talks.

Our museum is dog friendly, we welcome visitors with well-behaved dogs. We expect owners to pick up and dispose appropriately of any dog mess and to inform a member of our team, as soon as possible of an accidents or damage caused by the dog, on the premises.

We also ask that –

• Your dog is on a short lead and kept into your side at all times
• Your dog is not left on its own anywhere on the premises
• Your dog is not soaking wet when entering the premises, but be dried off before entering
• Your dog keeps all paws on the floor, to prevent any jumping up on displays or sitting on furniture
• You take your dog out of the museum if it becomes unsettled, barks repeatedly or causes upset to other visitors