Kinross (Marshall) Museum Trust

Opened in February 2010, the Kinross (Marshall) Museum is located in the Loch Leven Community Campus at the north end of Kinross.

It takes its name from the noted local antiquarian David Marshall (1831-1902) who amassed a huge collection of books and artefacts which he left to the people of Kinross in his will.

Funded by donations, Friends of Kinross Museum subscriptions and grants from other charitable trusts, the Museum mounts a changing programme of exhibitions in the Community Campus Library, drawing on its collections of artefacts, manuscripts, photographs, books and historic maps and plans. In addition to this, it engages with the community through school links, adult learning events, reminiscence group meetings and research projects that aim to explore the historic heritage of Kinross-shire. Museum volunteers also respond to research enquiries