Exhibits, models and photographs tell the story of Dunoon from the Neolithic to the present day such as Highland Mary's Cottage, a Victorian schoolroom, homage to Harry Lauder and the Clyde in Wartime. There is also disabled access and a gift shop.
Castle House Museum is situated on the hill overlooking Dunoon Pier. The Castle House itself was built by Lord Provost James Ewing of Glasgow in 1822. Until 1975, Castle House was the Chambers of Dunoon Town Council before housing the former public library. It is solely dependent on funding from admission fees, shop sales (net) and donations.
- Neolithic Cowal
- Highland Heritage
- Victorian Dunoon
- Historical Reconstructions
- Clyde Steamers
- Yacht Building
- Wartime Cowal
- Nostalgic Photographs
- Video Presentations
- Historical Help and Advice
- Museum Shop
Step back in time and see how we used to live!
Getting there by ferry:- From Dunoon Ferry Terminal, Castle House is directly opposite.