Clan Macpherson Museum
Main Street, Newtonmore, Inverness-shire, PH20 1DE.
The museum is located at the junction of the
A86 Fort William Road and B9150 Perth Road
Open 1 April to 31 October. Monday-Saturday
10.00am-5.00pm; Sunday 12.00pm-5.00pm.
Admission Free but donations in the collection boxes are most welcome.
Assisted Wheelchair Access certified by Visit Scotland.
Disabled facilities include access, parking and toilets.
The entire exhibition is at ground floor level.
Arrangements to view items not on display may be
made by prior appointment with the Curator.
Telephone/Fax: 44 (0)1540 673332
E-mail:


Introduction
Here are Housed the Relics and Memorials of Rich Historical Interest not only to Scottish Clans- men but to all of Whatever Race they may be who are Attracted by the Story of High Resolve Patriotism and Loyalty...read more.


Candelabrum
The Candelabrum is not that old having been a gift of clansmen and friends to "Old Cluny" the 20th Chief of the Clan and Lady Cluny Sarah Justina Davidson on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, 20 December 1882. It stands 4 feet high. Still, it is the event that it represents that makes this more than just another fine piece of artwork by James Aitchison of Edinburgh to the design of Clark Stanton A.R.S.A...read more.

	Black Chanter
The historic Feadan Dubh (Black Chanter), is one of the prized possessions of the Museum. Of its origins it can only be said that they are unknown. One story tells that the Chanter fell from Heaven in the Clan Battle at the North Inch at Perth. A story made even more popular by Sir Walter Scott in his "Fair Maid of Perth, published in 1828...read more.