Eyemouth Museum — Attraction in Scotland

We had a lovely 2 day stopover at a airbnb in Eyemouth and enjoyed the hospitality of the quayside pubs and the village shops. On day two we visited the sculpture depicting the tragic loss of fishermen in days gone by and decided to visit the museum to find out more. We were not dissapointed with this compact but highly informative local keeper of history. Within we found out about Eyemouths contribution to the suffragette movement, the hard working girls and women who travelled the coastline gutting and cleaning the daily catch and the brave fishermen who worked a cruel north sea when the tides would dictate otherwise. It is a testament to the fortitude, the accomplishments and the losses these incredibly stoic borders folk have lived. I will...

Nice little museum to explore. The kids had a little questionnaire to complete as you walked around and looked at all the items and read all the boards with information on. Educational and interesting. Was about £10 to enter as a family of 4. Would recommend. There is also a little shop to buy any trinkets you may want to take home...

If only you could get into the Museum.! Their webpage says it is open today from 11 am so we travel to Eyemouth for around 1:30 pm only to find a sign in the window stating the museum is actually closed until April. Why can’t that be stated on the webpage...