Brechin Town House Museum
Facilities
Accessibility
Entrance is free!
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.
Situated in the heart of Brechin city centre. Free parking is available at nearby Church Street and off City Road, parallel to the High Street. Wheelchair access throughout museum – ground floor and 1st floor.
Off street parking is available in Angus Council sites (charges apply).
The nearest car park is Church Street Car Park.
There are local bus services. Visit Angus Council website for further information.
Service 21 stops in Clerk Street, 100 meters from the museum.
Bike rack available at the museum.