In Person Perth & Kinross Aberdalgie & Dupplin Church Aberdalgie represents one of the finest examples of an Ecclesiastical Church Cluster in Scotland, consisting of a beautiful church, war memorial, Oliphant Crypt and Walled Garden. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Parking Hearing Loop
In Person Perth & Kinross AK Bell Library This grade A listed building was designed by Perth City Architect, William Macdonald Mackenzie and operated as an Infirmary from 1836 until 1914 when it became a hospital for WW1 soldiers. Later on it became a tuberculosis centre and offices for Perth Education Authority, before reopening in 1994 as AK Bell Library, the flagship library and archive for Perth & Kinross. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Parking
In Person Perth & Kinross All Souls Church, Invergowrie Red Sandstone Scottish Episcopal Church designed by Hippolyte Blanc 1890 and built 1890-96 with 42.5m high spire. High Altar has beautiful Italian marble reredos and crucifix. Lady Chapel contains Altar from Rossie Priory Chapel. Sculptured Stations of the Cross. Embroidered Wall-hanging to celebrate Centenary of Consecration in 1996. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Hearing Loop
In Person Perth & Kinross Auchterarder Picturehouse The Auchterarder Picturehouse is an Art Deco / Art Nouveau style purpose-built former cinema from 1926. It's a B-listed building retaining some unique features such as the Grand staircase in the foyer and the vaulted tin ceiling in the main auditorium. It closed in 1962 and has since largely been left without modifications to the main structure. View Details Facilities Refreshments Parking Limited Access
In Person Perth & Kinross Blairgowrie Parish Church Blairgowrie Parish Church, built 120 years ago with a barrel ceiling, a stained glass window portraying the story of Moses and a 40 metre clocktower. View Details Facilities Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking Limited Access
In Person Perth & Kinross Carpow: Scotland's Forgotten Roman Fortress (Talk) In this talk, hosted by the Museum of Abernethy, Dr Andrew Tibbs (University of Durham) will explore the archaeology and history of the fortress at Carpow, one of the most intriguing but understudied Roman sites in Scotland. We will look at why the Emperor himself led the expedition to crush the native tribes, why the fortress was strategically positioned overlooking the Tay and next to the River Earn, and we'll look at what archaeologists know about the site and what secrets remain to be discovered. View Details Facilities Limited Access
In Person Perth & Kinross Cultybraggan Camp Once the notorious PoW Camp 21, where a Nazi ‘camp police’ terrorised fellow inmates, Cultybraggan Camp is now a thriving multi-use site owned by the people of Comrie. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking
In Person Perth & Kinross Drummond Castle Keep An impressive tower house built on a rocky outcrop by the 1st Lord Drummond in the late-15th century and that now forms part of Drummond Castle. View Details Facilities WC Parking
In Person Perth & Kinross Dunkeld Community Archive Originally held above the Chapter House of Dunkeld Cathedral, our archive collection was moved to a purpose built building in 2013. View Details Facilities Disabled Access
In Person Perth & Kinross Errol Parish Church Known locally as 'The Cathedral of the Carse', Errol Church was designed by James Gillespie Graham and built in 1831-33. The church sits in the heart of the village of Errol and is home to the congregation of Errol Parish Church of Scotland. View Details Facilities Disabled WC Refreshments Parking Limited Access
