Support the Scottish Crannog Centre's exciting development!
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Gordon Boyd
6 years ago
Any further development of the museum and experience of Iron Age life would be hugely beneficial.
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Bob Brews
6 years ago
A great site and well worth a visit and support
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Clive Bonsall
6 years ago
This is an important initiative that is vital for the future of the Crannog Centre's contribution to research and public outreach.
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Hazel Radford
6 years ago
Let this amazing place flourish.
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Miranda Ryan
6 years ago
Have been visiting this fabulous centre for over twenty years. It just gets better and better and I totally support the need to move to a larger site as this Centre needs preserving for future generations to learn about the past.
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Kate Heap
6 years ago
A wonderful place with great historical significance.
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Helen Noble
6 years ago
This educational, interesting and hands-on experience needs to have room to grow and the knowledge that it’s existence is not time limited. Not only is it an enjoyable, informative and educational experience it is a valuable tourist attraction.
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Vicki Squires
6 years ago
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The Center was a great educational and atmospheric experience. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable and we saw our guide interviewed on a TV Scotland tour program-Rick Steves. Sites and programs like this center out of Aberfeldy keep us coming to Scotland every year.
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Fay Graham
6 years ago
Love this place! Want it to blossom
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Isabel Forrest
6 years ago
The Scottish Crannog Centre really is a centre of excellence for learning about our past: the move would be a perfect way to ensure that it continues to thrive.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I would love to see this expanding, the Scottish Crannog Centre is an amazing place.
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Sharlene Green
6 years ago
An amazing look into our past that you can really feel and experience. Guides are very knowledgeable about what they are talking about, but are very engaging and welcoming. This NEEDS to grow and thrive, to preserve our history, and also a fascinating family day out. Good luck
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Janet read
6 years ago
Happy to support
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Diana Bartholomew
6 years ago
A wealth of information already shared using 2500 year old artifacts from an only partially explored site. Hands on experiencial learning for all ages and visitors from tourist to academic. On site experimental archeology. More please, much more!
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Andy Green
6 years ago
This attraction needs o move to a bigger site to preserve our scottish history for generations to come.
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Stuart McKenzie
6 years ago
It is od the greatest importance that the museum develops and provides an opportunity for visitors from all over the world to learn of their common ancestors and enjoy the unique collection of artefacts presented
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Clare Thorn
6 years ago
This is a really amazing place and I fully support the plans to expand. What they already offer is fantastic but they could do so much more with more space.
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Kenneth Taggart
6 years ago
Our BB group always enjoy our visits. good luck with your project.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
My partner and two kids loved our visit to the Crannog Centre, and fully support the idea of it being on a bigger site. We feel there is so much more that could be done on a larger space by a team that is already doing great thing.
Any further development of the museum and experience of Iron Age life would be hugely beneficial.
A great site and well worth a visit and support
This is an important initiative that is vital for the future of the Crannog Centre's contribution to research and public outreach.
Let this amazing place flourish.
Have been visiting this fabulous centre for over twenty years. It just gets better and better and I totally support the need to move to a larger site as this Centre needs preserving for future generations to learn about the past.
A wonderful place with great historical significance.
This educational, interesting and hands-on experience needs to have room to grow and the knowledge that it’s existence is not time limited. Not only is it an enjoyable, informative and educational experience it is a valuable tourist attraction.
The Center was a great educational and atmospheric experience. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable and we saw our guide interviewed on a TV Scotland tour program-Rick Steves. Sites and programs like this center out of Aberfeldy keep us coming to Scotland every year.
Love this place! Want it to blossom
The Scottish Crannog Centre really is a centre of excellence for learning about our past: the move would be a perfect way to ensure that it continues to thrive.
I would love to see this expanding, the Scottish Crannog Centre is an amazing place.
An amazing look into our past that you can really feel and experience. Guides are very knowledgeable about what they are talking about, but are very engaging and welcoming. This NEEDS to grow and thrive, to preserve our history, and also a fascinating family day out. Good luck
Happy to support
A wealth of information already shared using 2500 year old artifacts from an only partially explored site. Hands on experiencial learning for all ages and visitors from tourist to academic. On site experimental archeology. More please, much more!
This attraction needs o move to a bigger site to preserve our scottish history for generations to come.
It is od the greatest importance that the museum develops and provides an opportunity for visitors from all over the world to learn of their common ancestors and enjoy the unique collection of artefacts presented
This is a really amazing place and I fully support the plans to expand. What they already offer is fantastic but they could do so much more with more space.
Our BB group always enjoy our visits. good luck with your project.
My partner and two kids loved our visit to the Crannog Centre, and fully support the idea of it being on a bigger site. We feel there is so much more that could be done on a larger space by a team that is already doing great thing.
Go for it!