Burns Cottage Museum update

As Burns night passes for another year we can start to look forward to the prospect of the next stages in developing the Burns Cottage Museum project.

Since Graven Images was appointed to design the new museum, we have been collaborating with Carricks and Sutherland Hussey in what promises to be one of Scotland’s first great buildings of the 21st Century.

The existing museum has the world’s most important collection of Burns artefacts, including original manuscripts of Auld Lang Syne and Scots Wha Hae.

Burns Cottage is the original thatched house where the Bard was born and lived for the first seven years of his life.

For more information: www.burnsheritagepark.com