PLEASE NOTE – WE HAVE MOVED FROM 55 TO 81 HIGH STREET.
All artefacts are presently in storage while we wait for a lease to be signed with Angus Council.
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The Monifieth Local History Society was formed late September 2000 to act as a society catering for residents interested in the collection, researching and presenting of material connected with Local History in the Monifieth Area. Continue reading →
What we do:
- Talks and trips
- Collection
- Research and genealogy
- House of Memories
- Illustrated talks.
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Hi there, I enjoy reading through your article. I wanted to write a little comment to support you.
My grandfather, great grandfather, great grandmother lived in Monifieth until moving to United States in 1907. I have many photos and stories of Montifieth.
In 2011 I visited the museum and talked with several members, was given an email. After returning home I have tried to contact the museum without luck.
I am again traveling spring of 2016 to Scotland. I will bring several copies of photos to the museum if they would like. My great grandfather owned a grocery on High Street, first in partnership with Mr. Dick then solely owned it after Mr. Dick moved to Canada. Mr. Dick returned to Monifieth and the story continues.
My family rented India Cottage on Ramsey before purchasing Bayview.
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