In 2023 and 2024 we have a very special subject for our exhibition, the castle of Dunnydure!

Our iconic hill of Dunnideer with the ruined castle right at the top is the trademark of Insch. But what did the castle look like in its heyday?

Dr Colin Harris has researched the castle for many years and has provided us with his findings.

We have won Clive Metcalfe, one of the best model builders, artist and founding member of Pink Floyd to build us a model of Dunnideer Castle as it looked like in the year 1500. 

Peter Donaldson's research covering the early settlements on Dunnideer hill is rounding up the exhibition.

Admission free but donations appreciated

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PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS

Every year since the Museum opened in 1998 we have put on a special exhibition featuring aspects of the village life of Insch and the North East of Scotland.

Each year's exhibition is compiled into an album and the albums can be viewed in the museum. 

Our previous special exhibitions (1998 - 2022)

1998  'Merchants, tradesmen & shops of Insch

1999  ‘Insch at War’

2000  ‘Insch celebrates’

2001  ‘Agriculture’

2002  ‘Living in the Kitchen’ &  ‘Queen's Golden Jubilee’

2003  ‘In Sickness and Health’

2004  ‘Railway 150’  & ‘The Post before 1854’

2005  ‘Sport in Insch’

2006  ‘The Changing Face of Insch’

2007  ‘Trades and Crafts of Insch’ and ‘Maintaining the Line'

2008  ‘Street names of Insch’

2009  ‘Insch connections abroad’

2010  ‘Stone to Steam’

2011  ‘Williamston – an Insch Connection’

2012  'Kirks and Manses'

2013  'Childhood - Then and Now'

2014  'The Great War - Life in Spite of it.

2015  'Wild About Insch - Countryside Connections '

2016  'Souters of Insch '

2017  'Our Bobbies - Policing the North East'

2018  'Recording Change -Twenty Years of the Insch Connection Museum' 

2019  'Catching Fire - Firefighter Heroes in the North East' 

2022  'Made in Insch'