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Corrigall Farm Museum Harray

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Corrigall
Harray
Orkney
p: +44 (0) 1856 771411
f: +44 (0) 1856 871560
w: Website

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
March to October 10.30am - lpm, 2pm - 5pm Monday to Saturday
2pm - 7pm Sundays

With thanks to: The Orkney Website

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