Hugh Miller's Cottage (National Trust For Scotland)
Hugh Miller's Cottage
Church Street
Cromarty
Highland
IV11 8XA
Scotland
Website
Telephone
01381 600245
Here in this thatched cottage built c1698 by his great-grandfather was born Hugh Miller, on 10 October, 1802. Miller rose to international acclaim as a geologist, editor and writer. The furnished cottage contains an exhibition and video on his life and work. To the rear is a Scottish ‘wild garden’ of colourful native plants, redesigned to reflect Miller’s own love of nature. A reading room has been opened, offering visitors the chance to browse at leisure among Miller’s works. New artworks on display include a tapestry, sculpture and silver medallion.
The cottage was first opened to the public in 1890. It was handed over to the Trust by Cromarty Town Council in 1938.
Venue Type:
Historic house or home, Science centre, Garden, parklands or rural site
Hugh Miller's Cottage
Church Street
Cromarty
Highland
IV11 8XA
Scotland
Website
Telephone
01381 600245
Collection details
Decorative and Applied Art, Natural Sciences, Personalities
Key artists and exhibits
- Hugh Miller, geologist, editor and writer
Collections services
- General guide to collections available
- Object identification and/or written enquiry service
- Object study facilities available (enquire in advance)
Hugh Miller's Cottage
Church Street
Cromarty
Highland
IV11 8XA
Scotland
Website
Telephone
01381 600245
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