15 October 2021
The Scottish Fisheries Museum has been gifted an historic and poignant wooden Barometer presented to a fisherman who lost three sons in the Eyemouth Fishing Disaster which took 189 lives 140 years ago, on 14 October 1881.
Scottish Fisheries Museum to be partners in a nationwide project to address skills gap and ensure future for nationally significant heritage collections launched by Industrial Museums Scotland
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3 September - 30 November 2021
A study in photography and film into the social world of Hull’s fishing community by Simon Sharp
Our informal, online get-together for all things woolly and wonderful!
Are you interested in knitting, ganseys and want to meet for a knit and a natter? Join us on Zoom for a friendly get together to share your knitting projects, ask questions and enjoy a gansey gaggle!
Make a cup of tea, pull up a chair and join us on the 28th of October at 7pm (BST) and then on the last Thursday of the month to February (with a break over Christmas and New Year).
Contact jen@scotfishmuseum.org for more information and the Zoom details to join.
More information on knitting and fishing at www.scottishgansey.org.uk. Knitters of all abilities welcome.
We look forward to seeing you!
We are Open : book your visit online
Summer (April to October)
Wednesday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Winter (November to March)
Wednesday - Saturday: 10am - 3pm
Sunday: 10am - 3pm
Please book online to secure your entry time
See our "Visit Safely" page for full details of the measures we have in place
Admission Charges
Adults: £9 Concessions: £7
Accompanied Children Free!
(up to 16 years, up to 5 per family)
Use Gift Aid and make your booking worth more
St Ayles, Harbourhead, Anstruther, Fife KY10 3AB
E-mail: enquiries@scotfishmuseum.org Tel (within UK): 01333 310628 Tel (from outside UK): +44 1333 310628 Charity Number: SC 006185
VAT Reg Number: 270 2790 64
