Old Gala House (1)

The house dates from the 16th century and forms a fine example of a laird's house with extensions and rebuilding over the centuries. Originally owned by the Pringles, it was owned by the Scotts of Gala from 1632 until they moved out to New Gala House in 1872 .

In more recent years it has been used as a council museum and home of the Old Gala Club. There is permanent exhibition to Thomas Clapperton the local sculptor who modelled the mounted reiver statue at the war memorial.

There are 6 rooms available for hire, each with great character.

The Scott room is used by our local registrar and hosts marriages and naming ceremonies.

The Boyd Gallery holds different events throughout the museum open season.

There is a small cafe which opens during museum hours.

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