The Scottish Tartans Museum

**BEEDEE** · 22nd April 09, 11:40 AM

Great photos, but where's Catherine?

Brian

**tyger** · 22nd April 09, 12:03 PM

The STM is indeed a resource. And everyone is always so gracious to visitors. I always like to just go and visit whenever I get to Franklin. I guess one thing that strikes me is the way that Matt, Ronan, Al, Jim and Walter take their time to educate visitors in the most matter-of-fact manner that you can imagine.

**McMurdo** · 22nd April 09, 01:14 PM

Originally Posted by BEEDEE

Great photos, but where's Catherine?

Brian

Brian

Catherine loves to take photos and most times demands the camera out of my hand she took over 200 in the museum alone

however I was able to get a few here they are

**Rogerson785** · 22nd April 09, 01:25 PM

Do they sell these prints at the museum? I have a very nice Le Enfield 303 that I have been wanting to put on display and this may be the perfect excuse.

**McMurdo** · 22nd April 09, 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by Rogerson785

Do they sell these prints at the museum? I have a very nice Le Enfield 303 that I have been wanting to put on display and this may be the perfect excuse.

Not that I know of, this was part of their London Scottish display in the museum itself.

**Panache** · 22nd April 09, 01:37 PM

Thanks for the tour of the Muesum Glen!

Cheers

Jamie

**MacMillan of Rathdown** · 22nd April 09, 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by Rogerson785

Do they sell these prints at the museum? I have a very nice Le Enfield 303 that I have been wanting to put on display and this may be the perfect excuse.

It's a long shot, but HEY! that's why you have the Enfield, right? Try contacting the London Scottish Museum, or the Army Museum, both in London.

**Highlander31** · 22nd April 09, 01:26 PM

Nice photos Glen. I know the cork on the targe spike is done for safety reasons, however, it caused me to picture in my mind a "Politically Correct" Highland charge with safety tipped targe spikes and broad swords. Thanks for posting the photos.