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Aberdeenshire Museum Service HQ (AMS) is the first publicly accessible store for the county’s museum service, and was built with a substantial grant from Heritage Lottery Fund.

Aberdeen Maritime Museum tells the story of the city's long relationship with the Sea. This award-winning museum is located on the historic Shiprow and incorporates Provost Ross's House, which was built in 1593. The Maritime Museum houses a unique collection covering shipbuilding, fast sailing ships, fishing and port history.

It is also the only place in the UK where you can see displays on the North Sea oil and gas industry. Aberdeen Maritime Museum offers visitors a spectacular viewpoint over the busy harbour. 

The majority of works are in the Pathfoot Building with sculpture on display all around the campus.

Sculpture Trail

Sculpture forms an important part of the University Art Collection.
It can be seen all around the scenic campus.

A tour of the sculptures on display in the courtyards of the Pathfoot Building and around the campus is due out shortly. 

The Art Collection Lecture

The Art Collection holds two lectures a year.

Museum relating to the history of the region. Includes geneaological resources, documentation on local issues, maps and information relating to the Ross of Mull.

Set in a renovated cottage next to a 17th Century corn mill in the village of Bunessan with parking for up to 6 cars and disabled access.

The Centre has a range of local walking guides for sale including information on the history of seven areas on the Ross and a large book combining all districts.

Usually open from April to October, Monday to Friday with weekend visits by prior appointment.