Attraction Information
Strachur Smiddy is probably unique in two respects at least. Firstly, for most of its operational life, it was in the hands of the Montgomery family, spanning four generations of village blacksmiths. Secondly, the contents have remained virtually untouched since the day of closure, thus providing a unique record of the technology of the blacksmith and his craft.
Things to Do
As a museum, the Smiddy offers the visitor an interesting reminder of times past. For the young visitor, the implements, artefacts and photographs on display provide a valuable aid to learning and give a realistic insight into an important aspect of Scotland's rural history.
As a museum, the Smiddy offers the visitor an interesting reminder of times past. For the young visitor, the implements, artefacts and photographs on display provide a valuable aid to learning and give a realistic insight into an important aspect of Scotland's rural history.
An area to the rear of the Smiddy has been developed as a craft shop with exhibition and sale of works of art and craft of local artists. There are a number of pleasant walking trails nearby exposing you to local wildlife.
Travel & Parking for Visitors
There is parking outside of the Smiddy. There is very limited bus travel.
Travel & Parking for Visitors
There is parking outside of the Smiddy. There is very limited bus travel.
Opening Times
Open Easter - September
Saturday & Sunday 13:00 - 16:00
Saturday & Sunday 13:00 - 16:00
Pricing & Tickets
There is no set price - it is donation based on what visitors would like to donate.
Book in advance for cheapest tickets
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