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Broughty Stories Free Guided Tours 2010: Wednesday 3 March
Wednesday 7 April
Wednesday 5 May
Wednesday 2 June
Tours start at 2pm (each tour lasts approx. 1 hour)
If Broughty Castle could talk, what stories it could tell! Join us for Broughty Stories, a relaxed and informal guided tour exploring the galleries of Broughty Castle Museum.
There are fascinating displays on the life and times of Broughty Ferry, its people, the environment, and the wildlife that lives close by. Enjoy also a fine selection of paintings from one of the most important Victorian collections of Scottish Art, in the Orchar Gallery.
Maybe you have a tale or two to share about the Broughty Ferry of your childhood, or of your parents or grandparents?
Booking
Admission FREE
Places are limited, so booking is essential on (01382) 436916
The age and nature of the building unfortunately means that there is no disabled access other than to the courtyard area. Please also note that the tour is unsuitable for people with mobility problems.
Broughty Stories Free Guided Tours 2010 at Broughty Castle Museum in Dundee, Angus on Wednesday, 03 March 2010.
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