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• Come and enjoy the delights of Café Rosaburn, which offers a selection of light meals and snacks, or you may picnic in our riverside gardens, where young children can play with toys in the playhut, or have fun sitting on the big red tractor. Before you leave us, you can browse in our well stocked shop, where you can buy "appropriate" gifts, sweets and ice cream.

              In 2008, the Museum will be open from Wednesday, 19th March until Sunday, 26th October, every day  1030 - 1630

      Admission Charges for 2008:

           Museum, Gardens and Cafe Rosaburn:

•   Adults -  £3.00    Child - £ 1.50     Senior - £2.00     Family( parents and children up to 16yrs) - £7.00
• There is also a 20% discount on all above charges for parties of 8 and over.

               External Exhibits, Gardens and Cafe Rosaburn:

•    All Adults - 50pence   Children(to 16years old) Free.

Access to Arran

• The Isle of Arran lies in the Firth of Clyde, on the south west coast of Scotland. A ferry sails from the port of Ardrossan, the journey taking 55 minutes. Details of sailings and the cost for passengers and cars can be obtained from the ferry operators Caledonian MacBrayne

We are confident that a visit to the Isle of Arran Heritage Museum will be enjoyed by young and old alike, so why not come along and see us.

So many things in the past have been all but forgotten, both in their being and meaning. Mostly, they are simple things but, in their time, many were of more importance in the lives of our forefathers than the major events of recorded history.

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