Annan Museum

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Opening Times
Open Monday - Saturday, 11am - 4pm (please note the museum may be closed during exhibition changeovers).

- Fully accessible to wheelchairs.
- Children always welcome.
- Group bookings welcome.

Location Details
The Annan Museum is conveniently placed in the centre of Annan, just off the High Street. It is 3 minutes walk from the train station and 5 minutes walk from the main bus stop.

From Dumfries drive into town and turn right at the town centre traffic lights. The museum is on your left and a free car parks can be found throughout the town.

Contact Details
Annan Museum, Bank Street, Annan DG12 6AA
T: 01461 201384
E: AnneRa@dumgal.gov.uk

ANNAN MUSEUM exhibitions 2008 (entrance to all exhibitions is free):

Thanks to a generous grant from the National Lottery the Annan Museum is refurbishing the permanent exhibition. The new extended display will open on 19 April, 11am. It will display more of the town's collection including costume, photographs and the town regalia.

Long Live the Queen

18 June– 2 August
In 1949 the first Queen of the Border was crowned as part of the Riding of the Marches festivities. We celebrate the 50 year milestone with an exhibition of photographs and memorabilia. The exhibition includes dresses and costumes from the various queens and their entourage; photographs old and new and stories of Riding of the Marches experiences. Not to be missed.

Strands

6 August – 20 September
A Future Museums travelling exhibition on the history of the textile industry in South West Scotland. Includes historic costumes and modern textile art.

With Scott to the North Pole

24 September – 1 November
A fascinating exhibition of photographs, quotations and descriptions of Scott’s final expedition. Moving and unique. A must see exhibition.

The Annan Museum also houses a permanent exhibition on the history of Annan. This fascinating walk through time, from stone age technology to nuclear fusion, includes interactives and children's activities. It is open to the public during normal hours, but is available to group/coach bookings anytime.

Thanks to a generous grant from the National Lottery the Annan Museum is refurbishing the permanent exhibition. The new extended display will open on 19 April, 11am. It will display more of the town's collection including costume, photographs and the town regalia.