The Royal Burgh of Crail’s long and fascinating history is told using text, illustrations and artefacts.

The history of the Airfield using photos and artefacts is described covering the period 1918 to 1960.

This exhibition has been refreshed for 2025.

The exhibition follows the roots of golfing in Crail from the early Dutch traders, Sauchope Links, Balcomie Links, Crail Golfing Society, East Neuk o’ Fife Golf Club and the Tom Morris connection.

This exhibition is being refreshed for 2025.

The exhibition covers many of those groups of Volunteers in Crail who set out to help improve life for the people of Crail.

Both historic and current groups are covered.

Our new exhibition for 2025 is about Farming around Crail

Agriculture played an important part in the economy of the Burgh.

In summer 2024 we had a special exhibition of over 50 artworks not normally on display. We took over Crail Town Hall from 3rd to 11th August where you could see works by Crail Artists and by Joseph Milne, David Owen Martin and others from the Glasgow Boys. Paintings by Reginald Duncan were also featured. Read more about the exhibition and get an impression of the scale with our "Virtual Tour"...

Look out for our new exhibition "MORE HIDDEN HERITAGE" running from 2nd to 9th August 2025 in Crail Town Hall.

During 2023 and 2024 our special exhibition covered the many connections between Crail and Horticulture:

• Crail and District Horticultural Society

• Crail Small Gardens open under Scotland's Garden Scheme

• Britain in Bloom and Crail in Bloom

• Beautiful Fife

• Awards and Certificates for horticultural achievements