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The Museum welcomes visitors and has amassed a wide variety of Cupar related photographs, documents and artefacts which are on display in the Centre.

Our exhibition illustrates important aspects of the history of Cupar from early Pictish past, the town centre of the late 19th Century to more recent past events.

Cupar Museum and Heritage Centre is located in the former house at the east end of the Cupar Railway Station building. A historical building itself, we are very proud to go onwards into the 21st century within this magnificent 19th century building.

Invitation

Come and meet us in Cupar Museum and Heritage Centre or at our regular meetings on the last Monday of each Month from March to November. Meetings are held in Age Concern Building, Provost Wynd, Cupar, starting at 7.30 pm. Parking is available in the Bonnygate Car Park adjacent to the hall.

About

Cupar Museum is an independently funded organization, established as a local museum for the benefit of the local community and visitors to our area.

We rely upon the goodwill of visitors, subscribing members of Cupar heritage and occasional grant aid to exist.

Cupar Heritage Trustees 2019
Guthrie Hutton – Chair; Ian Copland – Treasurer; Mike Edwards- Minutes Secretary; Fiona Henderson; Brian Murray; Gavin Waddell; Ken Cameron; Bruce Reid, Wynne Harley.

All images © Cupar Museum and Heritage Centre

Causerie

“causerie”, a short piece of writing in conversational style

The Causerie will inform, engage and intrigue with aspects of the town’s past and present.

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Contact

    Simply use the “Contact Us Form” to make your request.

    2019 Season – Visit Anytime Offer – Visits outwith the opening times by individuals or groups may be arranged given a few days’ notice. No entry charges apply but a commitment to make a donation is required.

    Support the future of your Heritage 
    You can help by:-
    Joining the Society – Member’s subscription is £20 per annum.
    (You can use the contact form to apply).
    • Donating artefacts, ephemera, or pictures.
    (These can be copied if you don’t want to part with them)
    .• Coming along to our Talks 

    Donating to our collection
    The Centre welcomes donations of interesting objects from the past with links to the Cupar area. Donated objects are held by the Cupar Heritage charity of behalf of the local community. Anyone wishing to add to the collection should use the contact form.
    All items acquired or donated, will be properly processed, carefully stored, and then 
    kept as part of a public collection.