Insch museum Wee bit of history OPENING TIMES and how to find and contact us Access Guide EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS Exhibition based archive material Other archive material Horticultural Society Leopard articles Publications 1980's FILMS Past Talks Welcome to our wee museum! In 2026 we are open every Wednesday and Sunday from 2-4pm from the 1st of April to the 28th of October. The entrance is free, but donations are welcome. Outwith our opening times we are very happy to arrange for group visits. Email us or message us on our socials to arrange. Entrance is always free (donations welcome). For details on talks and events please check our Exhibitions and Events page. You can contact us via insch.museum@gmail.com or message us on our Facebook or LinkedIn pages. Located in both the former ticket office and the former ladies' waiting room of Insch’s attractive working railway station, the Insch Connection Museum houses a treasure trove of information. Displays give an overview of the history of Insch and district with photographs, artefacts and everyday stories of how life was lived in this area, including a model of Dunnideer Castle, a black Victorian wedding dress and numerous maps. The railway connection includes a scale model of the station which shows Insch railway station in the days when the layout of tracks was complex, the railway station being of strategic importance to Insch and the farming communities. As well as the railway model, a Victorian wedding dress and many other things to see, we have a selection of special exhibitions which change from time to time. You can find details of our special exhibitions on the Exhibitions and Events page. Archive material about Insch and District is available for research;  material in store is readily accessible on request. Our computer database which uses MODES software is growing all the time, and can be searched in the museum free of charge. Younger visitors enjoy watching our model trains in operation in the scale model of the station and also like to play with our wooden train set. The museum is accessible for wheelchairs most easily from the station car park via the ramp to the platform and then through the waiting room. SCOTTISH REGISTERED CHARITY : SC 028432 This website was built using the InstantPro Website Builder from Freeola.com Visitor Counter: