MLA Registered Member of Museums Galleries Scotland Charity Number SC000223

The Mull Museum started in the 1970's as a small temporary summer exhibition. In 1986 the Museum moved to its permanent home in Columba Buildings on Tobermory's Main Street and has been steadily developing its collection ever since. The Museum is open from Easter until the end of October, Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm. Occasional Sundays in summer. Special arrangements can be made for groups and school visits outside these hours - contact curator@mullmuseum.org.uk The Museum is registered with the Scottish Museums Council, but entirely independent and staffed by volunteers - entry is free, although we depend entirely on donations. We have strong links with An Tobar, the arts centre, www.antobar.co.uk where joint exhibitions are held from time to time. Of the many visitors to the island, Samuel Johnson and his companion left the most detailed descriptions of their journey in 1773. News The Museum will stay open until Friday 31st October, but visits can be arranged during the winter by contacting the Chairman or the Curator (see Contacts page). The Joint Annual Meeting with the Mull Historical and Archaeological Society will be held on Friday 14th November in Tobermory Parish Church Hall. There will be a two course meal (£12) followed by guest speakers Colin and Paula Martin on “The Silent Shores Speak: investigating a maritime landscape in North Argyll'. Please contact Anne MacGregor on 01688 302603 to book. Read our twice-yearly Bulletin