Moray

Moray Digital Doors Open Day is on Saturday 19th September 2020.

This year all of our events will be online only.

We know it's a shame you can't visit the venues in person but you can have a peek behind the doors of our venues from your sofa wherever you are in the world.

Remember that in order to watch our presentation "Moray: Building on Slavery" you must register first.

https://morayslaverytalkdod2020.eventbrite.co.uk

And don't forget to leave us feedback on your experiences by completing our visitor survey.  you could even win a prize!

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Forres Tolbooth

19-19 September 2020

Watch videos at 4pm (jail tour) and 630pm (clocktower tour) on Doors Open Day 19th Sep. Videos will also be available to watch after this date. Built in 1838/39 on the site of the existing Tolbooth which has been situated there for over 800 years. This fascinating historic building is now looked after by the Forres Heritage Trust.

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St Giles Church

19 September 2020

Watch three new videos of this historic church in Elgin. St Giles was build in 1826-28, replacing the old Muckle Kirk which had stood on that same site for 700 years. The building, in the centre of Elgin, is built with finest Moray sandstone masonry in a Greek Revival style.

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Nelson's Tower

19 September 2020

Standing high on Cluny Hill, Nelson’s Tower looks down, with some presence, over Forres. As the building is closed right now, the Forres Heritage Trust which looks after the monument wanted to ensure that you can still get a chance to take in the stunning view from the top of the tower in the virtual tour.

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Elgin Museum

19 September 2020

Scotland’s oldest continually independent museum, opened in 1843. Owned and operated by The Moray Society. Enjoy online videos and fun activities as part of Moray Digital Doors Open Day 2020.

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Hobbit Hideaway, Moray

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19 September 2020

A new and award winning property near Aberlour in Moray. Winner of "The Best Green Holiday Home" in the European Holiday Home Awards 2019.

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Moray: Building on Slavery

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19 September 2020

A presentation from David Alston on buildings in Moray with connections to the slave trade and the slave plantations of the Americas – and some thoughts on how we should respond to this history.

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