Archive of: 2020

Anchored: Marine Life in Lockdown launches today and in Episode 1 we have a conversation about conservation!

The Athene departed Anstruther for her new home port in early September.

If you have been caught up in Season 5 of Outlander, you too can travel back in time to the sites and locations used to create the magic – including our historic boat the Reaper, in Anstruther harbour.

We are getting ready to welcome you back to our Museum.

We are making some changes to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable visit.

Marian Reid shares her research on this rare aspect of the museum’s clothing collections.

Learning in Lockdown - Hannah swaps the museum office for home-working (and some new colleagues!)

Nick reflects on strategies to protect the Reaper against the elements during these times of lockdown and beyond.

The Scottish Fisheries Museum is delighted to announce the launch of Knitting the Herring, Scotland’s National Gansey Network.

Despite the fact that the schools were closed, we still received a huge number of fantastic entries to our annual art competition.

The Scottish Fisheries Museum is launching a new podcast project to document Scotland in lockdown from the perspective of the fishing industry, coastal communities, the marine science and conservation sector, the seafood industry and others.