This museum was a hodgepodge of different items. It had a lot of Natural History exhibits tailored towards the young ones, but some old Scotland history as well. We liked the Scotland history but started to get history fatigue, so we went to the cafe for tasty teas! They had a terrace where we could take pictures and my most favorite thing was the ball of bones...they had a full sized Mary Queen of Scotts coffin and an elaborate iron box vault. Tucked behind some display cases was an Andrew Goldsworthy mud sculpture. Odd indeed.
