Explore Wigtownshire's fascinating history in a newly refurbished 1776 Old Town Hall with interactive displays, children's trails, and intriguing local stories.

Stranraer Museum is housed in the historic Old Town Hall, built in 1776, and has recently undergone a complete refurbishment with new displays, audiovisual experiences, and dedicated children's trails. Visitors can discover the rich heritage of Wigtownshire through engaging exhibits covering topics ranging from local historical mysteries to the area's significant role during the Second World War. The museum features a range of historic objects and interactive elements designed to appeal to families of all ages. Children benefit from specially designed trails that make exploring the collections engaging and fun, while adults can delve deeper into the region's past. The ground floor is fully accessible with level entry, making it welcoming for families with pushchairs and young children. With free admission and school group bookings welcomed, Stranraer Museum offers an accessible way for families to connect with local history. The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday and hosts regular events and demonstrations, including community activities throughout the year.

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