Free Family Fun Day
Posted on 6th July 2018
Come along and try some taster sessions while finding out about the launch of Aberdeenshire Council’s Sport and physical Activity... Read More
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Fraserburgh Fishing Industry
Posted on 14th November 2014
The growth of the herring fishing industry in the 19th century put Fraserburgh firmly on the map. The development of... Read More
Fraserburgh RNLI Lifeboat
Posted on 14th November 2014
Fraserburgh was the first RNLI Station in Scotland, opening in 1858. It is thought that the station was closed for... Read More
Clan Fraser
Posted on 14th November 2014
The Fraser family are said to originate from Anjou in France. The Fraser’s settled in Scotland around the 12th century.... Read More
Broadsea Village
Posted on 14th November 2014
Broadsea, also known as ‘The Seatown’ was originally a separate village which is now integrated into the town of Fraserburgh.... Read More
Heritage Centre
Posted on 14th November 2014
This stands adjacent to The Museum of Scottish Lighthouses. In May 2007 the Fraserburgh Heritage Centre, was awarded a FOUR... Read More
The Wine Tower
Posted on 14th November 2014
The Wine Tower is the oldest building in Fraserburgh and is described as “remarkable and mysterious”. It contains an extraordinary... Read More
Kinnaird Head Lighthouse
Posted on 14th November 2014
Kinnaird Head is the headland at the north end of Fraserburgh, it marks the end of the Moray Firth. Kinnaird... Read More
Fraserburgh Castle
Posted on 15th August 2014
Fraserburgh Castle was built as a town house by Alexander Fraser, 8th Laird of Philorth in 1572. Gradually other buildings... Read More
Historic Broch
Posted on 15th August 2014
Step back in time through 400+ years of history inside the Fraserburgh Heritage Museum