We have a new book in stock, visit our Online Store for more information.
All monies received help with the running of our museum.
An informative book which traces the development of Stonehaven harbour from the early 1600’s to the present day. It also delves into the houses, shops and trades that existed, or still exist, in the area. Lavishly illustrated with 45 images this book is a must read for anyone interested in this aspect of Stonehaven’s history.
A5 size. 55 pages.
Price: £5.00 + £2.50 Postage and Packaging (UK Only)
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The Tolbooth museum is supported by Aberdeenshire Council, but managed and operated entirely by a team of volunteers.The museum is visited by over 22,000 people a year of all ages, and from 88 countries across the globe, as we can see from our visitors book. We regularly have visitors from Europe, Asia, Australasia, the USA and Canada and many other parts of the world.Volunteers play a vital role in providing a warm greeting to visitors as they arrive and in answering the many questions...

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