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Findhorn Heritage Centre & Icehouse
Heritage Centre:
Located in two wooden buildings, the first contains displays to help visitors find and appreciate the great variety of local natural history including seals, ospreys, dolphins and a wide variety of migratory and resident birds. The second building tells the story of human life in Findhorn from prehistoric times to the present day and includes a special display about the 'lost port' destroyed by the sea in 1702 and recently rediscovered.
Icehouse:
Explore fascinating
underground arched chambers, built over 150 years ago to store ice for
packing salmon on the way to London. The vast chambers are now used to
display all aspects of the net salmon fishing industry in the Moray
Firth.
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USEFUL INFORMATION:
Opening Hours:
May and September:
Saturday & Sunday 2pm – 5pm
June, July and August:
2pm – 5pm Daily
Admission:
Free, but donations appreciated.
Contact:
For more information please visit
www.findhorn-heritage.co.uk
Tel: Sheila Robbie on 01309 690659
Location:
North end of the village, towards carpark at dunes.