Bute Museum is an independently run museum charity where visitors can explore the Natural and Historical Heritage of the Isle of Bute. The National History Society and Bute Bird Group have very close links with the museum, and meetings of the group take place on alternate Tuesdays in the library at the museum premises from 7:30pm.
Colin pictures are © Stephen Doak and used under licence
You can buy prints and other Colin merchandise from Picture Bute
Bute Museum and Natural History Society does not have a car park, however there is usually plenty of free on-street parking in the vicinity.
Bute Museum and Natural History Society is within a short walking distance of the main town centre bus station at Guildford Square.
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Sunken Victorian fernery, gardens and plant hunter trail
Tranquil and inspiring studio for the teaching of art classes for adults
Bird hide overlooking large sandy bay and adjacent farmland
Ruined castle overlooking Kilchattan Bay
Ruins of a chambered Neolithic cairn
Bird hide overlooking freshwater loch with extensive reed beds
Bird hide overlooking freshwater loch, woodlands and farm land
Psychological Astrologer, I Ching and Reiki practitioner
Part-ruined moated castle in use until 1660 set in the centre of town
Extensive ruins of a 12th century Romanesque church with far reaching views
At-risk gothic church in partial ruin
Ruins of a middle ages chapel
Puppeteers workshop and classroom space
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