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Highland Folk Museum
One of 3 museum listings in Newtonmore.
About Highland Folk Museum
Highland Folk Museum is a museum in the attractions and activities sector, based in Newtonmore, SCT. Its recorded address is Aultlarie Croft, Kingussie Rd, PH20 1AY. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website, an email address. It is one of 3 museum listings tracked in Newtonmore; the nearest comparable listing is Highland Folk Museum, about 0.2 km away in Highland. Highland Folk Museum has 4 listed locations in total; this page covers the Newtonmore branch.
- Address
- Aultlarie Croft, Kingussie Rd, Newtonmore, SCT, PH20 1AY
- Phone
- +441349781650
- Website
- highlandfolk.com
- highland.folk@highlifehighland.com
- Social
Questions
Where is Highland Folk Museum located?
Aultlarie Croft, Kingussie Rd, Newtonmore, SCT, PH20 1AY
How do I contact Highland Folk Museum?
+441349781650 · http://www.highlandfolk.com/
What type of business is Highland Folk Museum?
Highland Folk Museum is a museum (attractions and activities) in Newtonmore.
Highland Folk Museum branches across the UK
Highland Folk Museum has 4 listed locations. This branch is in Newtonmore.
- HighlandPH2 0 1
- NewtonmorePH20 1
- KingussiePH21 1
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