Set up in 1988, it occupies two floors of an early 19th century woollen mill (now called the Castle Campbell Hall), and has a wide-ranging Collection illustrating all aspects of the history of Dollar. It is located in Castle Campbell Hall opposite the north end East Burnside.

For 2009 there is a major new Devon Valley Railway exhibition funded by a £4850 grant from Awards for All. It is based on 750 photographs from our DVR Collection and features three large display boards showing the history from opening to closure and a large map. All the photographs can be seen on a slide show and there is a display of items associated with the railway such as tickets, single line tablet, station signs, etc.

The museum also has a permanent display on the History of Dollar as well as a changing programme of temporary exhibitions, a children's corner and quizzes, Granny's kitchen and Reading Room with extensive collection of old photographs and local books.

Open Easter to Christmas: Saturdays 11 - 1 and 2-4:30, Sundays 2-4:30

For visits outside opening times please contact the Curator.

Our current temporary exhibition is Breweries, Taverns and Temperance in and around Dollar.

WebSite:  www.dollarmuseum.org.uk

For more information contact:

Curator, Mrs. Janet Carolan
Phone: 01259 742895    EMail:  curator.dollarmuseum@btopenworld.com