About Mallaig Heritage Centre
Mallaig Heritage Centre was built in 1993 on the site of the former Railwaymen's Dormitory beside Mallaig railway station. Owned and run by a local charitable organisation, the Mallaig Heritage Trust, the Centre provides an interpretive centre, museum and archive for Mallaig and West Lochaber.
After surviving solely on income from admission fees for seven years, in 2001 the Centre entered into a Service Agreement with the Highland Council which has provided a vital financial base and enabled the Centre to improve its facilities and services to meet the standards set by the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.
For links to other museums in the Highlands, visit the Highland
Council's Museums page
Mallaig Heritage Centre is a member of Museums and Galleries Scotland
