Explore Easter Ross heritage through extensive collections of local artifacts, war memorials, and Clan Ross history at this volunteer-run museum.

Tain & District Museum and Clan Ross Centre is an independent, volunteer-run museum located in Tain, Highland, dedicated to preserving and interpreting the history of Easter Ross. The museum serves both locals and visitors with a high-quality experience showcasing the region's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore comprehensive online and physical collections featuring historical objects, photographs, and documents spanning multiple centuries. The museum's collections include artifacts related to local industries, heritage sites like the Hill of Geanies and The King's Causeway, and fascinating insights into everyday life such as children's games from past eras. A dedicated Clan Ross Centre provides detailed resources including clan history, genealogy documents, and information about notable clan members. The museum also maintains an important collection of war memorials, allowing visitors to research and pay respects to those who served. Regular articles and research materials cover local history topics ranging from notable figures like nurse Helen Fraser to historical events unique to the region. The museum is open seasonally from April to October, Tuesday through Friday, 10 AM to 4 PM, making it an accessible destination for families and history enthusiasts interested in Scottish Highland heritage.

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