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Caithness Horizons Collection comprises approximately 8,050 artefacts relating to the following subjects/themes:

Archaeology: This Collection mostly consists of archaeological material from Caithness, although there is a small Collection of material from elsewhere in Scotland and from other countries

Archival Material: Books & Ephemera, Photographs & Photographic Reproductions: This Collection mostly consists of material relating to local people, places and special events

The galleries integrate Shetland’s museum and archives collections for the first time to tell Shetland’s story in the most complete and accessible way. 

We have a wide range of tours, talks, films, workshops, trails and resources that will help you discover more about Shetland’s Past.

Trimontium Fort was the name of the Three Hills Place - in the lee of the Eildon Hills one mile from the town of Melrose beside the village of Newstead in the Scottish Borders.

The Three Hills Roman Heritage Centre housing the Trimontium Museum, is based in The Ormiston, The Square, Melrose and tells the story of A Roman Frontier Post and its People. Located on the ground floor, it has full disabled access to the displays.

This historic spa hosts exhibitions telling the story of Innerleithen and St Ronan's Wells, describing their connections with the great Scottish writers Sir Walter Scott and James Hogg. 

The origins of the unique Cleikum ceremonies held in July each year are also explored. 

The garden surrounding the spa featured in the BBC Beechgrove Garden television programme in 2007, and the gardens continue to be developed and enhanced with new plantings and sculpture.