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The museum exhibits items from the medieval period up to the modern day.

We specialise in custom made picture framing for all types of artwork and memorabilia. From original art, to photographs, prints, posters and textiles we can provide expert guidance on the best framing solutions. With a wide range of frames and mount boards we can provide framing to suit all styles and budgets. We also stock a wide range of hand made local arts and crafts from across the Scottish Borders.

ADMISSION FREE!! The Museum galleries explore the fascinating history of the Highlands and its people. Follow the Museum’s timeline to discover how the unique highland landscape was formed. Find out about the Picts and their beautiful carved stones, the world wide links of medieval Inverness and the importance of Gaelic language and culture. In the upstairs galleries the story continues with the Stuarts and Bonnie Prince Charlie, music, the stunning Inverness silver collection and ends with the modern city of Inverness. There are lots of things to do - feel the weight of the Achavrail bronze armlet, play Merells or Hnefetafl, learn how to say some Gaelic words and phrases or wrap yourself up in an 18th century style highland kilt. The Highland Photographic Archive held within the museum is responsible for preserving and cataloguing negatives and photographs from all over the Highlands and to then make them accessible to all. The archive is now home to well over 100,000 negatives and prints which relate to most areas of the highlands but the majority are from Inverness and the surrounding area. We have a vibrant Art Gallery with a programme of temporary touring exhibitions of local, national and international art and craft. There is also a Community Gallery for local groups to show their exhibitions. The museum has shop and a café for you to relax in.

The Castle Gallery was described in the Independent newspaper as one of the best reasons to visit Inverness. Our constantly changing exhibitions feature contemporary paintings, sculpture, hand-made prints, crafts and designer jewellery by artists from Scotland and throughout the UK. We are Denise, Juliette, Rochelle and Celia and we would love to hear from you.

D.R. Macleod Ltd. provides transport services throughout the UK, operating out of three purpose built distribution centres in Stornoway (Isle of Lewis), Inverness, Lochmady (Noth Uist), as well as from satelite locations in Glasgow and Perth.reece clinton montgomery Established in 1981, D.R. Macleod Ltd provides a service which spans throughout the UK, operating out of three purpose built distribution centres in Stornoway (Isle of Lewis), Inverness, Lochmady (Noth Uist), as well as from satelite locations in Glasgow and Perth. The wide scope of transport services provided by the company include; General Haulage & Distribution - Refrigerated Transport - Heavy Haulage - Bulk Haulage - hi-Ab hire - Tanker Transport - Manitou for rent Removals and both short and long term Storage. D.R. Macleod Ltd is involved in local sponsorship with various organisations. Local examples being: Main sponsor of Stornoway Athletic Football Club; main sponsor of local wellfare league team Inverness Mechanics.

43 Inverness Street is the place where: * Visual art exhibitions take place in an informal environment * Discourses on contemporary art are generated through talks, seminars and debates during and in between the exhibition period * Artists are introduced in a more personal way * A place for performances, film screenings and lectures * London based artists and Korean artists based in London or Korea will be shown During exhibition periods the gallery will be open from Wednesday through Saturday from 12-6 p.m. or by appointment.

Islington Museum opened in May 2008 in a brand new space at 245 St John Street, under Finsbury Library.We offer a friendly and warm environment for everyone to enjoy and explore the history of Islingt

Since those early days voluntary members have attempted to improve the range of exhibits to embrace many aspects of the war. Brenzett is an Independent Charitable Trust dedicated to the memory of those living or dead, friend or foe, who served their country during wartime. The Exhibition is located within the original buildings used as a Hostel for the Women's Land Army during the war, and part of the Exhibition is devoted to those ladies - some of their graffiti is still evident today! In July 1942 the Air Ministry started detailed work to convert a 300 acre site between the A2070 and the A2081 into an advanced landing ground. The airfield was due for completion on 1st March 1943, but was not finished until September that year. The airstrip (known locally as the Ivychurch airstrip) was first used by Spitfire IX's of No.122 Squadron. Also based there were Squadrons to combat flying bombs, in 1944, 129 Squadron and two Polish Squadrons Nos. 306 & 315. The Museum has one of the largest Bomb Disposal equipment displays in the U.K. There is also a Barnes Wallis Dambuster Bomb on display outside. The Museum Trust is a non-profit making concern, and all proceeds are used to expand and improve the Museum. Open from, 29th March to end of October. Saturday, Sunday, & Bank Holidays, 11:00 - 17:30 Adults £4.00, OAPs £3.00, Children Under 16 Free. Prices subject to change at Management discretion Any museum members who what to help/admin, with this page? send personal message to the page.

Opening Times Saturdays 10.00-1.00 Sundays 1.00-4.00 Bank Holiday Mondays 10.00-1.00 Wednesdays (reseach only) 2.00-5.00

One of the main features is the original Horse Drawn Black Maria. The ironwork on the coach dates back to 1892 Several of the cells have been taken back to how they would have been in 1850 – 18

Open Wednesday to Saturday 10.30 to 17.00, last entry 16.30