Kirbuster & Corrigall Farm Museums Kirkwall

Experience Farm & Folk life in the Orkney's in the 18^th and 19^th centuries with a trip to these two museums.
Buildings and grounds include a working barn with grain kiln (Corrigall) and a Victorian garden (Kirbuster). Traditional crafts and livestock; horse drawn implements and machines are on display.

At Kirbuster you can sit in a traditional Orkney chair by the peat fire that burns in the central hearth. A stone bed built into the wall gives the feeling that life has not changed much since the Stone Age. Outbuildings contain farm implements, while animal’s wander around the grounds. A putting green and horseshoe pitching provides extra entertainment for the family.

Corrigall is a traditional farm building from the 19^th century, with a barn and working kiln. A parish weaver's loom, and many other strange and fascinating objects can be seen in this homely environment. Animals are here too, making it an enjoyable place for children. Implements and a horse gig help to bring the farming life of yesteryear vividly back to life.

Opening Times
Opening hours for both museums: March to October
10.30am - lpm, 2pm - 5pm Monday to Saturday 2pm - 7pm Sundays

Admission
Joint Ticket Admission, Free Concessions.

With thanks to: The Orkney Website

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