Hugh Rose, Baron of Kilravock, asked to help Grant Clan issues, involving the Carron and Ballindalloch Grants. This post is part of the Kilravock Stories Exhibition, now on display at Nairn Museum until 25th September 2026. Explore the history of Clan Rose, Kilravock Castle, and the rich heritage of the Scottish Highlands.
Mary de Guise, Regent of Scotland, writes to Hugh Rose, Baron of Kilravock excuses him from battle as he has sciatica. This post is part of the Kilravock Stories Exhibition, now on display at Nairn Museum until 25th September 2026. Explore the history of Clan Rose, Kilravock Castle, and the rich heritage of the Scottish Highlands.
This 4 day a week role is part of an exciting new phase in our development, supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Communities & Collections Fund, managed by the managed by the Museums Association. The Outreach Coordinator will play a key role in building relationships, developing participatory practice, and working with communities to reinterpret our collections through the themes of movement, migration, and global connection.
Call for Freelance Illustrator/Museum Artist at Nairn Museum February 2026 – July 2026 Freelance Artist Fee: £7500 (set fee, flexible
In wartime, the delivery of mail to both soldiers serving on the frontlines and those captured in Prisoner of War (POW) camps were vital in keeping the fight alive.
Collections Assistant (18 months fixed term)Salary £27,000 per annum., pro rataApply by Friday September 5th 2025 Job PurposeTo support the
John with wife Elizabeth (Elsie) and children at their home in Douglas Street in 1914 The Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM)
Peter Harrold Written by Nairn Museum’s family historian, John Urquhart. Peter Harrold owned the shop at 49 High Street Nairn
Burnett & Forbes, 3b High Street, Nairn, 1961-63 Reminiscences of Kenneth Burnett, formerly of Dunollie, Albert Street, Nairn I started
The private life of Sherlock Holmes featuring Nairn Train Station from 1970. By John Urquhart. “Holmes takes on the case
