Moffat Museum is a community museum in Moffat, Scotland. It was established in the Old Moffat Bakehouse in 1984. The museum expanded into a neighbouring building and reopened in 2013. It is arranged over two floors and has a courtyard at the back of the building.
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Been to Moffat a few times but never visited museum until now, what a great place. There is at present a new exhibition (spring and summer 2023) relating to the birth of modern forensics. Really worth a visit, very interesting albeit a bit gory for some. Lovely staff, lady told us all about the exhibition which was better than having to read lots of articles on the walls. Good permanent exhibition relating the the slave trade and the railway which once ran through the town. Free entry with...
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I visited this lovely little museum to see the special exhibition on ‘ The Moffat Ravine Mystery ‘ ( The Ruxton Murders). Having written extensively about these notorious crimes I was impressed to see the finest exhibition I have seen on the subject - including the famous maggots which gave birth to Forensic Entomology. This exhibition is a must for true crime fans. Well done Moffat...
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Took a little bit of finding not very well sign posted ,asked a local they didn't know what a pity it's a real hidden gem loads of history on moffats past which locals should be very proud of wonderful staff very informative clearly love their town ,l love moffat always call to and from a visit to Edinburgh ,but am definitely going to book a few days holiday in...
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